Dispiriting, deadly and unrevealing – there is a decent documentary to be made about the former model from Slovenia, but this one is unredeemable

The president’s address in Switzerland featured a range of dubious assertions, from exaggerated to false

US president says he no longer feels the need to think ‘purely of peace’ in letter to Norwegian prime minister

The president’s inability to tell right from wrong fuels his increasingly dictatorial, illegal and erratic behaviour, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

From territorial overreach to deportations, the current president is not as much of an anomaly as he might seem

From Vietnam to the Balkans, Donald Trump’s family has launched a global dealmaking blitz since his re-election

Committee highlights allegations including dog attacks and sexual violence, raising concern about impunity for war crimes

World’s richest person wanted to ‘purge’ propaganda from Wikipedia, so he created a compendium of racist disinformation

Exclusive: Real toll likely substantially higher as hundreds of detainees from Gaza are missing, says NGO Physicians for Human Rights - Israel

Exclusive: Detainees at Rakefet include nurse deprived of natural light since January, and teenager held for nine months

Western leaders attending the Sharm el-Sheikh summit have enabled and sponsored this slaughter. They are in no position to build a Palestinian future, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

Elon Musk is obsessive about the design of his supercars, right down to the disappearing door handles. But a series of shocking incidents – from drivers trapped in burning vehicles to dramatic stops o...

The film the BBC refused to air shows the targeting, detainment and torture of medics in Gaza. Its relentless timeline of horrors will never leave you

Exclusive: Experts say use of heavy munition in Monday’s strike that killed dozens may constitute a war crime

Marci Shore made news around the world when her family moved to Canada. She discusses Trump, teaching history and how terror atomises society

Palestinians and activists forced out of the village of Mughayyir al-Deir say they were harassed, stoned and shot at

Reports in put death toll higher than 100 people with many children among those killed by Israeli attacks As we mentioned in the opening post, there were ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas in Qatar, which has acted as a mediator throughout the war, on Saturday. According to BBC News, Hamas agreed to release nine hostages in exchange for a 60-day truce and Israel releasing Palestinian prisoners from detention. With the launch of Operation Gideon’s Chariots in Gaza, led with great force by IDF command, the Hamas delegation in Doha announced a return to negotiations on a hostage deal, contrary to the intransigent stance they had taken up until that moment. Continue reading...

X chatbot tells users it was ‘instructed by my creators’ to accept ‘white genocide as real and racially motivated’

White House says order will ‘make America’s showers great again’ and ‘end the Obama-Biden war on water pressure’

No crime in history has been so well documented by its victims. And yet inaction and censorship reign, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The president’s marathon address to a joint session of Congress was littered with false claims he’s been corrected on but continued to repeat

His capitulation to Putin over Ukraine reveals a pattern. He’s the patsy: giving everything away, getting little in return, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland