Damien McElroy

Leading analyst says the challenge for warring parties in the region has fundamentally changed as a result of reverses for the Iranian camp

New National Security Adviser Jonathan Powell wrote the book on talking to terrorists but faces a new challenge as Hayat Tahrir celebrates victory

Europeans like to regard the fall of the Berlin Wall as the foundational moment of a bloc that faces the world as one union.

His talent and background are perfect to exploit the seams of the new political landscape

It is only natural that the reaction to Iran's decision to hold Cecilia Sala, a visiting foreign correspondent, is to assert that journalism is not a crime.

Changes in the Muslim Council of Britain's leadership offer something of a gauge on how the activist community in the UK sees its place in national affairs.

Middle East Association's parliamentary event sponsored by The National hears British minister warn that UN must be able to operate effectively

On the cusp of a golden era of AI innovation across the economy and the state, the UK government instead finds itself braced to keep a financial crisis at bay.

Polluting emissions have risen as vessels sail around Africa to avoid Houthi fire from Yemen

The chokehold on world trade at the Bab Al Mandeb Strait might seem like just one of many problems facing the global economy.