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Fence sitting is no longer possible, or right. The manner and scale of Israel’s demolition of Gaza goes way beyond either legal proportion or respect for civilian life

He promised to end America’s wars abroad. Instead, he is starting one at home

A new proposal to restrict the use of trial by jury could fundamentally undermine the justice system

Weight loss jabs really can help people to slim down. But that’s when the problems start

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The American philosopher championed ideas that inspired the likes of Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr – as well as the protests of today

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Fence sitting is no longer possible, or right. The manner and scale of Israel’s demolition of Gaza goes way beyond either legal proportion or respect for civilian life

In Gaza, Mahmoud once dreamed of finishing his studies and making a life for himself. Now he just dreams of survival

In the capital city’s abandoned temples and underpasses, Taiwan’s youth are reclaiming their space – and culture

Extreme summer heat, driven by climate change, is putting off tourists and having a devastating effect on the Eternal City’s economy

The country’s food scene is generally underwhelming – but a city on the Caribbean coast is a vibrant hub of innovation and local pride

A pair of middle-aged men from either side of the iron curtain maintain their friendship through Scalextric racing, codewords and shared nostalgia. And beer

The eccentric monarch’s fantastical Bavarian castles, once dismissed as kitsch, have finally gained Unesco World Heritage status

If they ever manage to set up their new hard left party, there will only be one winner – Nigel Farage

He promised to end America’s wars abroad. Instead, he is starting one at home

A new proposal to restrict the use of trial by jury could fundamentally undermine the justice system

Weight loss jabs really can help people to slim down. But that’s when the problems start

The Greens’ deputy leader wants to take over the party and fight Reform using left wing populism. But if he lets in the Corbynistas, will they ruin everything – again?

Trump has cut all funds to US media outlets across the continent. As the west takes itself off the airwaves, others are moving in

Seventy-five years ago, western troops went into Korea and the 20th century’s forgotten war began. The brutality and suffering cost five million lives – and achieved almost nothing

Digging into the detail and data to separate the noise from the news

A mission to read the complete works in chronological order reveals unexpected joys and an antidote to theatrical woes

They created fleshy bulbous mounds, glistening protuberances, dark orifices – beauty was never their aim

Eight years after his death, a reissue of Kitchen Confidential still burns with wit and rage

The creator and star of a new postwar drama talks literature, the second world war and unconventional Hollywood marriages

A brief, species-wide experiment in trying to connect everyone together is coming to an end

Big-money galleries are moving in, but an underpaid, precariously employed workforce isn’t convinced

France used to revere its intellectuals – but the men moaning about ‘le wokisme’ are intellectual lightweights

Calleja is part of a new, very different generation of translators, as her experimental memoir makes clear

A new telescope, 2,650 metres up on a mountainside in Chile, is one of the most ambitious astronomical projects of our times

Lena Dunham’s first major television project since Girls is so much more than the romcom it's billed as

She witnessed extreme horror. The photographs she took and the words she wrote both made and broke her

Another MP leaves Nigel Farage’s party, while the number of new councillors suspended or resigning continues to grow

The techbro entrepreneur was worried that Grok, his AI system, was turning into a lefty, so he fiddled about to make it more right wing. The results were terrifying

The president was quizzed by his own daughter-in-law for a Fox News interview which avoided hard questions

The former prime minister has barely spoken in the House of Lords since last year’s general election defeat

The Brexit-supporting pub chain has published a 20-page magazine detailing all the times it’s been unfairly maligned in the media

Though the word ‘swain’ may itself be obsolete in English today, there are still traces of it hanging around in our modern English language

Bashing the capital has become a popular and lucrative hobby for a number of right wing figures