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Politics have become too high stakes for Americans to back away from the brink.

Those responsible for the coordinated acts of sabotage that hit the French railway network on Friday, just before the Olympic Games' opening ceremony, are still unknown. Initial police investigations are looking at individuals connected with extreme left-wing groups. However, French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin has also raised the possibility of…

In its 70th year, the festival program boasts almost 300 films — from international heavy hitters and award-winners to lesser-known gems and trailblazing debuts. Here are nine you can't miss.

As campaigning hots up around the world once again, eyes have been turning to the country that is taking things further

I can’t urge anyone to do things I wouldn’t do myself, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

Set in Texas, Daniel Goldhaber’s tense drama probes the moral complexity of a group of protesters sabotaging oil infrastructure

How to Blow Up a Pipeline makes a case for sabotage, but hope remains that we can build rather than destroy, says campaigner Natasha Walter

Andreas Malm says he has no hope in ‘dominant classes’, and urges more radical approach to climate activism

Mainstream filmmakers face a tricky balancing act when it comes to tackling the climate crisis and portraying those who are fighting to avert eco-catastrophe. An approach that is either too light or too po-faced risks undermining the efforts of real-life activists. Even Kelly Reichardt’s generally solid thriller Night Moves (2013)…