The Guardian's view on the Emmys: Why grassroots drama training matters for young talent
Turkey is stepping up its crackdown on public life as the Nato summit in Ankara approaches.
From Vecna to Mr. Burns: TV's greatest villains of all time.
Germany's resistance to diversity isn't about weariness; it's a calculated approach disguised as impartiality, argues Fatma Aydemir.
Dynamite, sex toys – and liver? Readers share the strangest things they've discovered in a new home.
Looking for a European art getaway with fewer crowds? Check out one of these five cities.
Are crowds becoming unruly with swearing, booing, and spitting?
Russia's aggressive actions are threatening NATO. The lessons from the Cold War reveal how the alliance should react, writes Sergey Radchenko.
Yes, it's true that inflammation can affect mental health. Research shows that chronic inflammation in the body is linked to conditions like depression, anxiety, and even cognitive decline. When the immune system stays activated
Europe has lost all credibility in the Middle East. To regain it, the path forward lies in Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon.