'Existential crisis': Google's AI pivot disrupts the online news industry
At a media conference this summer, the Financial Times CEO suggested that rival publishers might form a “Nato for news”…
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Caught off guard by Trump, Modi is learning tough lessons about India's position in the shifting global landscape.
When Donald Trump won his second term, India’s leadership likely felt quietly satisfied. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s public displays of…
I come from a working-class town in England. When will society stop viewing us as a thing of the past? | Beth Steel
The day after the Brexit vote in 2016, the pub in my hometown opened early. People celebrated under Union Jacks,…
Rayner's departure is a bombshell. But the real crisis for Starmer may have only just begun.
A government already in trouble has suffered another major setback. Elected by a landslide just over a year ago, Labour…
The Guardian's view on Angela Rayner's departure: a loss that reveals deeper divisions within Labour
The exchange of letters between Angela Rayner and Keir Starmer marks the end of one chapter and the start of…
World Cup Qualifying: Mbappé leads France past Ukraine as Gattuso’s Italy hits its stride.
France kicked off their World Cup qualifying campaign with a 2–0 win over Ukraine in Wroclaw, Poland. Michael Olise opened…
UEFA has one last chance to prevent domestic matches from being played abroad.
It has been called the biggest existential threat to European football since the failed Super League. Now it is close…
"No pets, no guests, no music" – and now "no working from home": why house-share ads are becoming stricter | Kimi Chaddah
Last week, I noticed a wave of ads on the house-share site SpareRoom that sounded less like invitations to a…
Melania Trump is correct that automation is a reality, but her approach to addressing it is misguided | Arwa Mahdawi
MelanAI is coming for your kids. “The robots are here,” Melania Trump announced at an AI event at the White…
Record-breaker: Leonard Barden's chess column marks 70 years and a place in history.
September 1955. One era was fading, another just beginning. Five months had passed since Sir Winston Churchill retired as prime…