Opinion

We are once again entering a time of introspection and reminiscence as the long summer days give way to mists and mellow fruitfulness

With around 80,000 buildings destroyed and many bodies still under rubble, the reconstruction of the Strip will take decades

It is part of Labour's challenge to make sure the public never forget this reality

The six pieces reproduced here offer glimpses of Palestinian humanity as the horror grew, from its first minutes into subsequent months

The farce of the Republican nominee’s rants about immigrants eating cats and dogs disguises a deep well of poison

That Keir Starmer has been letting a millionaire buy him and his wife clothes is not some life-shattering betrayal, but it is a betrayal nonetheless

While Europe has under-invested, China has invested. The UK needs to take notice

The Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND) is finding it hard to keep up with espionage's identity crisis

Labour could have made a much better argument over the scrapping of the winter fuel allowance. But it didn’t. Big mistake

Cats, Montaigne would've been relieved to know, are not on the menu in Springfield

The ethical issues surrounding these developments are about far more than safety

Legal battles are ongoing to protect the wild fish populations in the loughs of the west of Ireland from the threat of salmon farming

Scooter have found themselves at the heart of a minor diplomatic incident between Germany and the UK

Today, tourists in Puglia soak up the sun where Europe's last prehistoric cave lion lived

Forget dating apps, romantics in Spain are pinning their hopes on a less conventional method

Where is Han Solo when you need him?

Since 2014, at least 377 people have died or disappeared in the western Balkans in search of their European dream

A new report suggests the negative effects of leaving the EU are deepening

A little influence over a national publication may be enough to keep Sir Paul Marshall, yet another would-be media mogul, happy

You’ve met Italy’s prime minister Giorgia – now meet her equally controversial sibling Arianna

The west now knows it must, and can, push back against Russia

Everyone wants to regulate lobbying – even the lobbyists. Why won’t Labour do it?

The end of no fault evictions is music to the ears

Stockport County’s Andy Mangan was set to move to Real Madrid. But then Brexit intervened

But we won’t be there to reap the benefits of modernisation

But can a country join that is still part-occupied by Russia?

The slow march towards crushing defeat goes on

She wiped the floor with him. But Trump is still very dangerous

Our deepest political divide is between those who recall the dangers of nationalism and those who see it as a vehicle for self-promotion