Writing from firsthand experience, the author offers an affecting meditation on art, mental fragility and faith
War, AI disruption and markets in turmoil: the warnings are all there. But lessons from the 2008 crash could help us, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott
Far-right AfD wins in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and leftwing Die Linke on course for victory in Berlin
Former police officer, 31, pleads not guilty to two counts of murder as his supreme court trial begins in Sydney
As concern about loneliness and social isolation grows, we spoke to people who have joined groups and set up activities
Jensen Huang dismisses warnings from former Anthropic researcher and others as ‘doomsday narratives’
Court also hears from four people who say they didn’t witness alleged offence against another complainant
Seventh intergenerational report also outlines how Australia is on the brink of an uncertain age of artificial intelligence
Economies thrown into renewed turmoil as AI debt, Iran war and soaring government bond yields fuel alarm
The problem is not famous people speaking out, as they always have. It is the feeling that leaders have failed, obliging celebrities to fill the vacuum, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik
Texts reveal Sharangan Maheswaran had ‘an explanation ready’ but was worried about picture taken with premier prompted by ‘dumb’ Christian Ellis
There is real skill in making us laugh about things that are depressing. And the gags come thick and fast in the ex-Mash Report host’s touring show
In the UK, 18 million people are hard of hearing – yet there is no dedicated centre for the Deaf community. Now urban planner and activist Amanprit Arnold has made it her mission