Mugabe’s death can be the start of Zimbabwe’s healing process
His successor must address corruption and human rights abuses and engage with the millions who feel disenfranchised Read more
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‘Scared for my life’: politician’s daughter pleads for outside help for Kashmir
State is in panic over India’s removal of its status, says Iltija Mufti from under house arrest
Read moreBrexit: Corbyn hits back at MPs refusing to support him as PM
As leader of ‘largest opposition party by far’ Corbyn insists he is right person to lead caretaker government
Read moreIndia’s cancellation of Kashmir’s special status will have consequences
Tishani Doshi: ‘I can go out alone at night – but the dangers don’t go away’
The Welsh-Indian poet, dancer and writer talks about the realities of life for women in Tamil Nadu and her hit poem Girls Are Coming Out of the Woods
Read moreIndian farmers shocked as suspected meteorite crashes into rice field
I’m 34 and still a virgin. What’s wrong with me?
More reality, less fantasy, will help you understand who you are and what you really want, says Annalisa Barbieri
Read moreMegan Rapinoe’s ‘egotism’ is the perfect antidote to Donald Trump
A man with little talent squats in the White House, so it’s like balm to see a female sports star with real ability who’s unafraid to brag about it Read more
Skip the Lakes and see the Cumbrian coast – without a car
Of the millions who visit the Lake District every year, very few check out its dramatic coastline, so our writer has its beaches and wild dunes almost to herself
Read moreThe Guardian view on Narendra Modi’s landslide: bad for India’s soul
The world does not need another national populist leader who pursues a pro-business agenda while trading in fake news and treating minorities as second-class citizens
Read moreNarendra Modi and identity politics
Randhir Singh Bains says the ruling BJP is the only party in India that is challenging communalism and sectarianism Read more
Praise for Gandhi assassin caps acrimonious Indian election campaign
Is India the frontline in big tech’s assault on democracy?
Social media such as WhatsApp may enable voters, but encrypted messaging polarises them and blocks public scrutiny
Read moreIndia’s #MeToo backlash: accusers battle intimidation, threats and lawsuits
Six months after a wave of accusations against some of the country’s most powerful men, many women are now embroiled in litigation
Read moreIn India’s election race Narendra Modi isn’t the strongman the world assumes
The country’s massive diversity means the Hindu nationalist leader needs to do more than threaten war with Pakistan Read more
‘A narrative is being built’: Bollywood’s battle for Indian hearts and minds
As India goes to the polls, debate rages as to whether its film industry supports Narendra Modi
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