Sarah Bertram

The Ukrainian president talks to the Guardian's Luke Harding about the current state of the war with Russia conflict almost four years after Moscow launched its full-scale invasion

Eyewitnesses describe the capture of El Fasher and ethnically targeted massacres in the immediate aftermath

Guardian journalist Matthew Weaver filmed himself being chased by a pack of bloodhounds as part of a day spent 'clean boot hunting'

The Guardian's Latin America correspondent, Tom Phillips, explains what Donald Trump's campaign of aggression against Venezuela might mean for the Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro

While all eyes have been on the war in Gaza, Israel’s occupation of southern Syria has been intensifying, and since the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in December 2024, Israeli forces have taken advantage of the country’s instability and launched frequent air strikes, ground incursions, and rejected the long standing disengagement agreement established in 1974. The Guardian's Will Christou travelled to Al Quineitra in southern Syria, to see what Israel's military presence has meant for those living there.

Latin America correspondent Tom Phillips on the historic US strikes against Venezuela and the hopes and fears of the country's impoverished people

The rat event at the Sydney Royal Easter Show, run by the NSW Fancy Rodent Society, showcases ‘happy, healthy, functional and friendly’ animals in a bid to find the Grand Champion.

The Guardian's Oliver Holmes looks at how Donald Trump's book The Art of the Deal could shed light on the president's negotiation tactics in the war with Iran

'Even when there wasn't a fuel crisis, there was always slim margins in trucking,' says Frank, a truck driver who has spent 40 years on the road