Opinion

A fine balance between popular anger and state violence engulfs Tbilisi every evening

Sometimes when you leave the mistakes in, conversation can become even more picturesque

The German racing driver’s memorial site is in a fitting location, close to a fast-paced autobahn

The food writer who quit the Observer in November is making a temporary comeback at King’s Place

Nigel Farage’s party has had to snub nearly £70,000 of funding

Jokes on the Have I Got News For You Twitter account were too much for the thin-skinned and thick-headed Reform MP

The corporation dropped the word to avoid offending off-air staff – but now can’t agree on a new one

The chancellor headed for Brussels with nothing to offer and asked what Britain could get in return

How can the PM connect with voters when he and his advisers keep spewing out meaningless word salad?

Britain’s decision to leave the EU “was an incredible event”, says the former German chancellor. David Cameron “delivered himself into the hands” of the eurosceptics, she tells The Rest is Politics

The political divide between young men and women is wide and growing. What’s pushing them apart?

It’s almost impossible to find any data about the UK’s housing market which is not dreadful in comparison with our European neighbours. There is one place to start

Reform have shown no interest in solving their problems - but they definitely want their votes

Voters believe our economic future lies with the EU rather than with president Trump

The New European tracks down the Question Time audience member who won plaudits for destroying Reform’s immigration lies

Between the woman in the red jacket and the man in the red jumper, it was the audience who stole the show in the big face-off between Alastair Campbell and Nigel Farage

Reform’s leader has been touting a French-style health system that is coming under increasing pressure

Barnier’s budget was relatively mild - but Tweedledee and Tweedledum said he had to go

A large, powerful industry has been courting and even recruiting MPs in Westminster. It could all end in disaster

Agri-food imports and exports have plummeted, and farmers are increasingly concerned

Even before Gregg Wallace ended his own career, the time was ripe for a change. Here are four names who could shake things up

The success of Notre Dame's comeback depends on whether we view it as an architectural gem or a functional religious building

Imagine what Sir Keir Starmer might say if he were to come out in favour of reversing the damage done to Britain by Brexit...

Fears that we are on “a slippery slope" to widespread euthanasia are misplaced

The 23-year-old hopes to, one day, return to Russia and help make it a free country. She's certainly her father's daughter

It isn’t just London any more and it isn’t just Iberian chefs cooking

An Israeli startup’s plan to use AI to publish 8,000 books a year sounds like the death of quality

After Nemo's 2024 victory, Eurovision has become increasingly political for the Swiss

In Tbilisi, weeks of despair have turned into rage as the authoritarian government ignore Georgians' cries for EU integration

The old artisanal baker is not as prevalent in France as you might think

Sweden is now a Nato member and Russia is escalating its threats against the country

A 1532 first edition of Machiavelli’s The Prince, which are vanishingly hard to come by, has just come on the market