Art can be powerful, but also divisive, controversial, or simply misunderstood. In this collection, our cartoonists reflect on the nature of art.

A series of cartoons on Iran's nuclear program.

Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II's husband of 73 years, died aged 99.

Putin signs a law enabling him to stay in power until 2036.

A collection of cartoons about what the World Health Organisation considers to be a fundamental human right: the enjoyment of health. A right that many people around the world still lack.

A collection of cartoons about Easter.

In Myanmar, security forces are responding to people protesting the military coup with increasing ruthlessness, killing scores of people.

A giant container ship remains stuck across Egypt's Suez Canal. The Ever Given has been wedged in the canal - one of the world's busiest trade routes - since Tuesday, March 23.

Although oil reserves will run out eventually, and sustainable energy sources are on the rise, this black substance will be with us for some time to come, driving our economies as well as driving conflict, geopolitics and, lest we forget, natural disasters.

Without water, there is no life.

A new Cold War?

We are depleting the earth’s resources faster than they can be replenished.

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) says there is no indication the AstraZeneca vaccine causes blood clots, but more and more countries have decided to put this vaccine on hold.

On March 15, 2011, protesters inspired by successful "Arab Spring" uprisings in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya, rallied in Syria to call for an end to their own repressive regime. Assad responded with violence, and Syria has since fallen prey to a seemingly endless civil war. Our cartoonists mark the sad 10th anniversary of the conflict.

Power and corruption go hand in hand.