The Kremlin has denied the luxury complex belongs to Putin and urged Russians not to send their money to 'crooks'. They have also warned social media platforms against spreading online calls to stage weekend protests
A display in London will share the spirit of the 2018 protests with a wider audience – and create new chances for change, says Kirsty Major, the Guardian’s deputy Opinion editor
Robert Jenrick has been accused of trying to distract from Tories’ handling of pandemic as he plans to change the law to protect statues from ‘baying mobs’
In 1981, a blaze killed 13 black teenagers at a London house party in a suspected racist attack. What can be learned from the legacy of the outcry and activism that followed?
The US is riven with stark inequalities, rising white supremacist terror and large numbers who believe the election was stolen. The new administration faces a truly daunting challenge
The Guardian view on India's farming revolt: a bitter harvest