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Matthew Bishop
Musk has shut Doge – but what has he done with the data?
Sun 14 Dec 2025
Fred Harter
Bulldozers raze homes and history as Ethiopia’s PM builds his new Dubai
Wed 10 Dec 2025
Andrew Anthony
Julian Assange ‘has been in prison for his virtues, not his vices’
Wed 10 Dec 2025
Stephen Armstrong
Steve Cropper was the country-soul backbone of Stax Records
Wed 10 Dec 2025
Jonathan Lewis
A private zoo run by Asia’s richest family has alarmed conservationists
Mon 8 Dec 2025
Jeevan Vasagar
Deadly floods in Asia show why humans need to adapt to climate change
Wed 3 Dec 2025
Fred Harter
Trump has raised expectations that he will attack Venezuela
Mon 1 Dec 2025
Francisco Garcia
Ousted president seeking to tear up Bosnia’s delicate peace
Mon 1 Dec 2025
Steve Bloomfield
Modi holds Putin close, but he will make up with Trump
Sun 30 Nov 2025
Tanya Gold
Who was Jeffrey Epstein?
Thu 27 Nov 2025
Jack Denton
Mogadishu prepares to fall to Islamist insurgents
Thu 27 Nov 2025
Steve Bloomfield
Algeria’s protest poet will need more than awards to avoid a life in prison
Mon 24 Nov 2025
Xavier Greenwood
UN climate summit was another missed opportunity
Mon 24 Nov 2025
Charlotte Mc Donald-Gibson
Not so Teflon Trump: the Epstein files vote shows he can’t control his base
Thu 20 Nov 2025
Liz Cookman
Ukraine is reeling from the most damaging corruption scandal of Zelensky’s presidency
Wed 19 Nov 2025
Hugh Tomlinson
Trump’s U-turn on Epstein files aims to quash Maga rebellion
Tue 18 Nov 2025
Fred Harter
Mysterious drone sightings are causing alarm across Europe
Mon 17 Nov 2025
Dan Hancox
The families of Franco’s victims still seeking justice 50 years after his death
Mon 17 Nov 2025
Helen Garner
The crime writers addicted to the mushroom murders
Sat 15 Nov 2025
Hugh Tomlinson
Zohran Mamdani fought an insurgent campaign and won
Thu 6 Nov 2025
Jeevan Vasagar
Cop has rarely been so urgent or bleak – but there are glimmers of hope
Wed 5 Nov 2025
Fred Harter
Protests rocking Serbia show no sign of stopping
Tue 4 Nov 2025
Fred Harter
A tragedy foreseen: mass killings in Sudan
Mon 3 Nov 2025
Isabel Coles
‘The road is full of dead’: Sudanese leave one hell for another
Mon 3 Nov 2025
Carolina Unzelte
Javier Milei has Trump to thank for his surprise election victory
Wed 29 Oct 2025
Carolina Unzelte
Brazil’s beloved voice actors are fighting back against AI dubbing
Wed 29 Oct 2025
James Ball
Musk sank Twitter, but his $44bn purchase has fuelled his rise
Mon 27 Oct 2025
Steve Biddulph
Israel will have to address its self-inflicted PTSD
Sun 26 Oct 2025
Ruth Michaelson
Marwan Barghouti’s fate may rest in Trump’s hands
Sun 26 Oct 2025
Marie Le Conte
When France is such a joke, there's nothing else to do but laugh
Sun 26 Oct 2025
Alexi Mostrous
Who trolled Virginia Giuffre?
Sun 26 Oct 2025
Ruth Michaelson
For one militia leader, rebuilding Gaza could mean big business
Sat 25 Oct 2025
Matthew Kneale
The king and the pope have a lot to pray for together
Fri 24 Oct 2025
Nina Kuryata
Russian ‘blood money’ may be seized to pay for Ukraine’s defence
Thu 23 Oct 2025
Kim Willsher
Louvre heist was 800 metres from police headquarters
Tue 21 Oct 2025
Fred Harter
A wave of Gen Z protests is sweeping the world
Mon 20 Oct 2025
Tom Fletcher
A diary of five sleepless days, from Sharm el-Sheikh to Gaza
Sun 19 Oct 2025
Patrick Kidd
Kanchha Sherpa, last survivor of 1953 conquest of Everest
Sat 18 Oct 2025
Fred Harter
A million-year-old skull from China has rewritten human evolution
Fri 17 Oct 2025
Bernard Gray
Former Nato chief warns Russia is at war with UK
Tue 14 Oct 2025
Oliver Marsden
Tears, relief, fresh bruises – Palestinian prisoners return
Tue 14 Oct 2025
Oliver Marsden
Today’s ‘peace summit’ is a real estate convention in disguise
Mon 13 Oct 2025
Selma Dabbagh
This brutal narrative must now change
Sun 12 Oct 2025
Fred Harter
The Gaza ceasefire is an important first step towards lasting peace
Fri 10 Oct 2025
Rupert Wingfield-Hayes
Thatcher-san
Fri 10 Oct 2025
Charlotte Mc Donald-Gibson
Trump sends the National Guard to Chicago
Thu 9 Oct 2025
Fred Harter
France’s prime minister resigns… again
Tue 7 Oct 2025
Stephen Armstrong
A record buyout of Electronic Arts deepens Saudi Arabia’s soft power push into gaming
Mon 6 Oct 2025
Fred Harter
Fossil fuel companies are slashing their renewable investments
Fri 3 Oct 2025
Ruth Michaelson
Trump’s peace proposal piles pressure on Hamas
Thu 2 Oct 2025
Hugh Tomlinson
The US federal government is heading towards a shutdown
Tue 30 Sept 2025
Kim Willsher
Nicolas Sarkozy’s ‘corruption pact’ and France’s fractious politics
Mon 29 Sept 2025
Patricia Clarke
Blood rejuvenation, gut pills and beaded leggings
Sat 27 Sept 2025
Stephen Armstrong
Tech moguls close to Trump take ownership of TikTok in US
Fri 26 Sept 2025
Fred Harter
Nasa wants to return to the moon. It is way behind schedule
Thu 25 Sept 2025
Ruth Michaelson
Egypt releases its best-known political prisoner
Wed 24 Sept 2025
Giles Whittell
The UN is in trouble, but it is still breathing
Tue 23 Sept 2025
Fred Harter
The UK, Canada and Australia recognise Palestine as an independent state
Mon 22 Sept 2025
Ruth Michaelson
Syrians left waiting for democracy after postponed elections
Thu 18 Sept 2025
