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By refusing to back negotiations for the past three years, the UK has become irrelevant to the search for peace – we must change course, says crossbench peer Robert Skidelsky

In Trump’s jungle, the powerful make decisions the weak must simply accept – international law and human rights be damned

The president's portrayal of journalism he does not like as consumer fraud is legally frivolous and blatantly unconstitutional.

Dictatorships would appear to be on the rise. Russian president Vladimir Putin, US president Donald Trump and even un-elected tech entrepreneur, Elon Musk are ruling by decree like “kings”.

Cybercriminals are using infostealers to harvest your sensitive data—are your defenses strong enough?

Sanctions are, according to research, effective less than 10% of the time if success is defined as the complete compliance of a sanctioned regime with the imposed external pressure. Taking a more lenient view, which includes partial concessions or negotiated settlements, the success rate rises to 35% at most.

Letters: Dr Paula Gutlove applauds the French foreign minister’s views on shared global values and goals, but Dr Alexandra Hofer points out France’s double standards

The Trump administration’s math on Middle Eastern energy supplies just doesn’t add up.

Is Florida forgetting that the First Amendment applies there too?

Cherry red food colouring is on the out.

Support for Hamas is declining – no obvious alternative has emerged, but our poll shows there are reasons to be hopeful, says Nils Mallock, a research fellow at King’s College London