Research shows a sharp increase in cases where AI systems slip out of users' control.
Destroyed crops, cyclists riding along the dry riverbed, and a "Rock of Starvation": this is how drought has devastated the Danube.
Voting is underway in Sweden, with the far right hoping to enter government for the first time.
Jess Cartner-Morley on fashion: how to achieve an hourglass silhouette without the traditional housewife associations.
Europe is rediscovering the joy of night trains, and the comeback is proving to be a quiet success.
The complicated financial situation at the core of Reform UK.
"Overdue reunion": aviation hero's long-lost granddaughter discovers secret past.
Europe's heatwave proves we must reject the lies of climate denial, says the EU's green chief.
The Guardian's view on failed environmental talks: Oil-producing nations derailed a global plastics agreement, but we must stay hopeful | Editorial (Note: I've slightly streamlined the headline while preserving its meaning
Big oil companies are making an extra $30 million per hour from consumers due to the war, according to an analysis.