Hamas must have anticipated the sheer scale of Israel’s attack, suggesting it thinks the conflict could last decades
The conflict in the Middle East has led British political actors to try and redefine what is 'acceptable speech'
The US achieved nothing in the Middle East, but millions of civilians paid the price – the same will be true now
The home secretary ripped up the rule book by forcing through new police powers. So Liberty is taking her to court
Listening to the PM in Manchester, you’d be forgiven for thinking a different party has been running the country
The global energy transition is failing and the private sector is to blame. It’s time for green policies, not U-turns
The home secretary thinks the refugee system is too generous. She should tell that to the refugees the UK has shut out
Rishi Sunak’s climate U-turn shows UK’s irrelevance, while António Guterres pushes for real change in New York
It may take a Global North disaster worse than the Libyan floods to spur wealthy states to take real action on climate
Private jet companies want us to believe in “guilt-free” and “carbon-neutral” flights despite their sky-high emissions
A lot rests on whether Putin’s brutal consolidation of power works out
How can an organisation be forced to apologise for telling the truth on behalf of its one million members?
