In a private group chat, an elite crew of prediction-market bettors turn elections, wars and disasters into ‘free money on the floor’

Shot in just 20 days, this stylish biopic is a minor miracle

Would it be possible for every country to one day achieve a national income of about €5,000 per month per person, a level close to what is currently observed in the richest countries, while also ma…

A dark secret could upend an upcoming marriage in May el-Thouky’s vibrant and resonant period piece ‘Woman Unknown’, set at the tail end of World War II in Denmark.

Sergei Loznitsa's sprawling USSR documentary 'Imperium' shows a multicultural nation stubbornly resistant to Politburo attempts at homogeneity.

Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham collected the testimony of 24 insiders who helped remotely target Gazans’ homes. They explain how they got these self-professed ‘small cogs’ to talk about the killing

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's devastating documentary 'Naza' has Israeli soldiers explain their orders and the methods by which they’re carried out.

Director Ilya Khrzhanovsky built a sealed world in Ukraine, populated it with thousands of participants and filmed them for three years. Two decades, 14 films and innumerable scandals later, his origi...

Film directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, co-directors of No Other Land along with Basel Adra and Hamdan Ballal , investigates ‘Israel’s calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians’ during ...

A ‘capacity for despair’ forged by political oppression has long been consider a Magyar national trait. But after Orbán, writers in the country remind us that melancholy must not always be bleak

In an interview with Le Monde, the author of the cult novel 'Into the Forest' calls for thinking beyond infinite growth, which she sees as incompatible with protecting the living world.

Luis Gnecco brings warmth, wit and quiet melancholy to Jorge Luis Borges in this gently enchanting adaptation of Jay Parini’s semi-fictional memoir

Neil Hopper was celebrated for continuing to do his job despite the loss of his lower limbs. But what the people he was treating didn’t know was that his injuries were self-inflicted. Now they and the...

Just by his being there, the ex-prime minister undermines the honour of every brave fighter he meets in this tour of the war’s frontline. It should never have made it to TV

Exclusive: Ljubisa Karović tells Guardian the fact that he lived to tell the tale is nothing short of a miracle

Kyiv’s decision to honour second world war fighters who killed about 100,000 Poles has revived simmering tensions

Photographs tell a story of two mothers determined to help their babies gain enough weight to leave the hospital — only to face little to no food again.

Mohamed al-Wahidi died when a missile struck his taxi shortly before Egypt played Argentina in their last 16 World Cup match. He had organised the screening of World Cup games across the Gaza Strip, w...

Keira Alexandra Kronvold’s daughter was taken from her after she was subjected to parental competence psychometric tests

Letter: Publishing pays abysmally, says an anonymous writer, who feels closer to their neighbours on benefits than to their former peers in teaching and academia

An arrangement Rob and Dianne Parsons thought would last a few days ended up changing their lives.

My first attempt at AI video. Created primarily with #openart and #veo3 Edited and graded "normally" in Final Cut Pro and Davinci Resolve. #FeministForeignPolicy #war #warprincess #JustPeace #ukrain...

Yocheved Lifshitz Recounts Her Sense of Betrayal by Israel, Life at Kibbutz Nir Oz, and Her Time in Hamas Captivity, as the Writings of Her Slain Husband, Oded, Are Published

At 90, McCullin has spent seven decades recording conflict and tragedy – while escaping snipers, mortar fire and capture. He reflects on pain, pride and regret

Mary Turfah writes on Gaza and the limits of the war photograph, in an essay from the upcoming issue of LARB Quarterly, no. 46: “Alien.”

Five-month investigation reveals how four members of one family were shot and killed in a single day and highlights a pattern in which Israeli troops target unarmed civilians

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After decades spent helping survivors, lawyer Javier Garín thought he’d seen it all. Then came a victim who changed everything

Just incredible. A perfectly written movie. The way all the core pieces are introduced right from the start (all the characters, the papers, the final destination) with very little new information rev...

Images of toxic streams, mountains of rubber and razed cities whip viewers between astonishment and repulsion in this New York retrospective

The Estonian composer’s music of simplicity, spirituality – and silence – is universally appealing and enduringly rewarding. We pay tribute ahead of his milestone birthday

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The war in Ukraine has shattered a generation of the West's digital-age delusions, say David Betz and Michael Rainsborough. The End of History did not arrive. The Return of Artillery did.

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