Dignity in Conflict: Investigating the role of open-source content in exposing vulnerable persons to public curiosity during armed conflict

Jamal Khashoggi, a veteran Saudi journalist who Turkish officials say was killed in Istanbul after walking into the consulate of Saudi Arabia, had been writing a column for The Post since last year.

Young men punched in the street, mosques attacked: Britain badly needs an anti-racist uprising. Let 70s Asian youth movements provide the inspiration, says Taj Ali, author of Come What May, We’re Here...

Governments are scrambling to ratchet up their individual and collective responses before more serious damage spirals into open conflict with Russia

PACE’s legal committee says frozen Russian assets could be transferred to Ukraine to pay compensation under ECHR rulings against Russia.

German chancellor attacks Alternative für Deutschland after far-right party’s win in Saxony-Anhalt election

Far-right parties, Maga ideology and Kremlin money are conniving to suffocate liberal idealism for another generation, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Moscow's Vnukovo and Sheremetyevo airports temporarily suspended arrivals and departures for a second consecutive night after Ukraine warned of growing risks to civil aviation in Russian airspace.

Rightwing voices seize on plans to offer Black children an exclusive afternoon at an outdoor pool in the German capital

Academic was pronounced dead at his home in south London after police called to address after 3pm on Friday

Whitehall wants to triple their number in the UK. Yet in Slough, I saw the impact they’re having on communities, says Guardian columnist John Harris