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  • Arwa Mahdawi

    double quotation markUsha Vance is a closed book – but her Goodreads account is surprisingly revealing

    Arwa Mahdawi
    From Roman-era political potboilers to stories of Catholic priests struggling to impose their authority, Arwa Mahdawi wonders what the reading list of vice-president JD Vance’s wife could be trying to tell us
  • Rebecca Solnit

    double quotation markAmericans, this is your chance to slap down the tech broligarchs

    Rebecca Solnit
  • A supporter cheers while holding two Canadian flags at a rally in Edmonton

    The Guardian view on Alberta’s referendum: Canada holds together – against Donald Trump

  • Arwa Mahdawi

    double quotation markTrump’s obsession with Ilhan Omar has reached a dangerous new level

    Arwa Mahdawi
  • NFL 2026: Eagles Vs Jaguars, London, England, United Kingdom - 11 Oct 2026Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts (#1) practises throwing the ball ahead of the NFL game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. NFL 2026: Eagles Vs Jaguars, London, England, United Kingdom - 11 Oct 2026

    double quotation markJalen Hurts played through a blood clot. Are NFL players cattle?

    Andre Gee

  • double quotation markI’m a chief technology officer. AI still needs your human expertise

    Madhu Shashanka
  • Kenneth Roth

    double quotation markWe can stop Trump’s assault on the international criminal court

    Kenneth Roth
  • Donald Trump

    The Guardian view on Trump and Putin: Ukraine’s future is not theirs to bargain away

  • Donald Trump,Mohammed bin SalmanFILE - President Donald Trump stands with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on his visit to the White House, Nov. 18, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein, File)

    double quotation markSaudi Arabia is learning the hard way: they can’t count on Trump for protection

    Mohamad Bazzi
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World view

  • Dahlia Scheindlin

    double quotation markAfter three disastrous years, Israel needs to rethink itself. A new government would be a start

    Dahlia Scheindlin
    Only a clear opposition victory would let us begin to heal, strengthen democracy and establish Palestinian rights, says Dahlia Scheindlin, a Tel Aviv-based political analyst
  • Misha Glenny

    double quotation markA gen Z protest movement could be about to oust Serbia’s strongman. Here’s why that will shake Europe

    Misha Glenny
  • Rafael Behr

    double quotation markFrom strife-torn France to the UK, rightwing populists win when they stir chaos while promising order

    Rafael Behr
  • Tributes outside the electoral office of independent MP Helen Haines, who was struck by a car outside her office in Wangaratta, Victoria on Monday.

    double quotation markAustralian democracy is usually peaceful. But there’s a homegrown history of political violence

    Joshua Black and Frank Bongiorno for the Conversation
  • Brendan Cox

    double quotation markMy late wife Jo Cox was murdered in her constituency in 2016. The alleged attack on Helen Haines is a punch to the gut

    Brendan Cox
  • Anti-datacente protesters

    double quotation markLabor and the Coalition are poised to take a reckless gamble on AI. Haven’t they realised community support has collapsed?

    Edward Santow and Sarah Sacher
  • Paul Taylor

    double quotation markAfter the violence and chaos in France, there’s only one beneficiary: Marine Le Pen

    Paul Taylor
  • Imogen West-Knights

    double quotation markWorried about what your phone is doing to your brain? This new fad will make it worse

    Imogen West-Knights
  • Joe Todd

    double quotation markWhat’s the future for the Green party? Should it be ecosocialism?

    Joe Todd

Columnists

  • Dave Schilling

    double quotation markIf Trump fells 430 trees in the middle of a golf course, do they make a sound?

    Dave Schilling
  • Arwa Mahdawi

    double quotation markMove over, pervert glasses – the latest toxic trend is robogroping

    Arwa Mahdawi
  • Moira Donegan

    double quotation markThe raid on Ilhan Omar’s house is dangerous political theater

    Moira Donegan
  • Dave Schilling

    double quotation markI need smart glasses. How else can I monetize every second of my life?

    Dave Schilling
  • Arwa Mahdawi

    double quotation markThe Jane Doe in the Cornell seven case is getting threats

    Arwa Mahdawi
  • Judith Levine

    double quotation markStop talking about the US ‘Jewish vote’. It’s not that simple

    Judith Levine
  • Robert Reich

    double quotation markAI and the climate crisis pose existential risks. The law offers a way to reduce them

    Robert Reich
  • Moira Donegan

    double quotation markChrista Pike’s botched execution is a reminder of the horror of the death penalty

    Moira Donegan
  • Margaret Sullivan

    double quotation markTrump’s latest attacks on the press exude desperation

    Margaret Sullivan
  • Moustafa Bayoumi

    double quotation markSam Altman says AI will make ‘bad things’ happen. Exhibit A: needless death

    Moustafa Bayoumi
  • Tayo Bero

    double quotation markSorry, but I’m bringing my iced coffee to the job interview

    Tayo Bero
  • Robert Reich

    double quotation markTrump is fueling a culture of misogynistic impunity

    Robert Reich
  • Dave Schilling

    double quotation markHegseth is obsessed with increasing testosterone. If anything, the US could use less

    Dave Schilling
  • Sidney Blumenthal

    double quotation markVance wants voters to ‘give us another chance’. But he is cornered

    Sidney Blumenthal
  • Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump in August 2025 at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska.

    The Guardian view on Trump’s deal with Putin: grim and grubby, but not gamechanging

  • A protest march on 12 October 2026 in Delhi, India

    The Guardian view on Narendra Modi’s gen Z crackdown: he cannot arrest his way out of a democratic crisis

  • Aftermath of the Russian attack in Zaporizhzhiaepa13294689 Ukrainian rescuers work at the site of a Russian attack on a residential area in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, 10 October 2026, amid the ongoing Russian invasion. At least 20 people, including three children, were killed and 18 others injured in overnight Russian strikes on the residential area, according to the State Emergency Service. EPA/DARYNA NAUMOVA

    The Guardian view on the US, Russia and the international criminal court: Trump’s assault on the rule of law intensifies

  • Members of the Ethiopian federal police on patrol on 8 October 2026.

    The Guardian view on Ethiopia’s return to conflict: civilian catastrophe and a spiralling regional polycrisis

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