Damien McElroy

Iran refuses to co-operate fully after shooting down plane carrying dozens of Canadian citizens

The UK is in the unfamiliar position of offering an outlook of stability at a time when turmoil is stalking other key members of the

One of the looming issues for the new UK government is how to deal with demands to put Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on the country's terror list.

Development economist returns to UK after controversy dogged her tenure as president of America's Columbia University

The conflict in Sudan is not one that is going to lend itself to quick fixes. For that reason, hopes have not been very high for the round of negotiations that was launched in Geneva last week.

At this time of year, the news diaries of Europe tend to be thin, but one standby is the end-of-the-month deadline for club transfers of professional footballers.

France is the ground zero of Europe's approach to migration. The great challenge facing its new Prime Minister, Michel Barnier, is to master this single fact.

Saudi Arabia wants to contain and end the spreading conflict from Gaza and the West Bank