Operation Epic F**k-Up: Trump goes to war

We know what happens when the US breaks something and then walks away. The result is catastrophe. The problem is, Trump doesn’t really care

Four years after the all out invasion, Ukrainians want more than just warm words. They want real help to end this war. Trump isn’t going to give it – so it’s down to us

It’s a horrific digital age crime that often targets the young and is almost impossible to stop. The only real option is to disrupt the perpetrators’ business model

The Netherlands’ massive new photographic museum showcases art and celebs – but it’s the images of occupation and hunger that won’t let you look away

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Thinkers have suggested that we see through photographs, back to the reality that they depict. But really their power is symbolic

We know what happens when the US breaks something and then walks away. The result is catastrophe. The problem is, Trump doesn’t really care

Four years after the all out invasion, Ukrainians want more than just warm words. They want real help to end this war. Trump isn’t going to give it – so it’s down to us

With his own man as chair of the Federal Reserve, and infuriated by the Supreme Court ruling on tariffs, the president might now seek to manipulate the currency for political ends

The interesting, the weird, the curious and the brilliant all exist. Our algorithms just don't want us to find it

People with mental health issues can go to therapy, can seek help and learn to manage their conditions. But it’s important to remember that sometimes there is no happy ending

Charles Kushner – Jared’s dad – spent two years in jail after secretly filming his brother-in-law with a prostitute. So naturally Donald Trump made him ambassador to France. It’s been a disaster

The Taliban government in Afghanistan has just released a new penal code. The rules it sets out are relentlessly brutal and backward

The German right wing extremists are guilty of the very thing they criticised in other parties. Hypocrisy is not a good look, especially in an election year

The battle for Labour is to keep US-style bigotry out of Britain. To do that, it cannot simply change its language on immigration and race. It must also change policies

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Ken Burns, the great documentary-maker, returns with a masterful study of the American revolution. The resonances for the present day are hard to miss

The Labour strategy in Gorton and Denton backfired disastrously, and drove its core voters towards the Greens. If it doesn’t change course, the same thing could happen at the general election

The government doesn’t need to legislate for every possible crime. Why? Because most people know the difference between right and wrong – as I discovered

It’s a horrific digital age crime that often targets the young and is almost impossible to stop. The only real option is to disrupt the perpetrators’ business model

The path of human civilisation has been set by our ability to create and use metals. It has also made us more destructive – and given us the ability to annihilate ourselves

The Netherlands’ massive new photographic museum showcases art and celebs – but it’s the images of occupation and hunger that won’t let you look away

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

His new album is merely OK - but the former Smith is now more saga than singer

A remarkable and horrific audio archive of survivors’ stories documents individual upheavals and collective trauma

The Mandalorian & Grogu looks like being another disappointment. But there’s new hope for a flagging franchise…

A visit to Chilli Family Noodle with superchef Marco Pierre White is a lesson in masterful, good value cooking

The BBC documentary series shows that when the police fail, survivors become the last line of defence

A royal massacre, a deadly quake and student protests have left a country in crisis

Author David Marsh spoke to 160 key players - and they painted a picture of a continent losing its way

In a terrible irony, the green technologies we need to move away from fossil fuels rely on minerals that can only be extracted with terrible environmental consequences

Tracey Emin: A Second Life establishes beyond doubt her significance in British artistic history

His invention of the cassette tape revolutionised the way people listened to music – but he never patented it. 21st June 1926 – 6th March 2021

The Reform leader has topped up his company coffers by £1.8 million in the wake of his election as MP for Clacton

The Spectator publisher once played Prince William in a dire TV movie about the life of Diana, Princess of Wales

Kieran Mishchuk - last seen on the BBC describing Nigel Farage as a lion - has jumped shipped to Restore Britain

Reports suggest Reform's new 'shadow chancellor' sought personal information about his now colleague

Enough! Just stop using ‘til when it should be till

There’s a natural rhythm to relationships when you’re young that mean you can embrace someone without ever really meaning to