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Turkey steps up permit crackdown as attitudes harden in wake of economic downturn
Foreign minister expresses anger following bombing of Turkish convoy in rebel-held Idlib
Renamed vessel leaves territory after Washington fails in last-ditch move to hold it
Justice department claims oil shipment is part of sales scheme to finance Tehran’s military
Jihadist group solidifies insurgent capabilities, warns US military report
Move will raise hopes a confrontation with Kurdish groups can be avoided
Renewed bombing is a blow to peace-talks brokered last week in Kazakhstan
Move likely to anger US after Ankara’s decision to buy Russian missiles
Compromise also reached over make-up of constitutional committee on country’s future
A diplomat’s portrait of a civil war with echoes of the 1930s
Industry warns that perceived government ‘shakedowns’ threaten to undermine support for regime
As the economy founders, fingers point at cheap labour for falling wages
Erdogan’s purchase of Moscow air defence system points to ‘tectonic shift’ in geopolitics
Ankara angered by shooting in region where Turkey is fighting separatist Kurdish militants
Anxiety is rife about corruption, arrest and military conscription as war winds down
Britain seizes tanker suspected of carrying oil to Syria
Royal Marines and Gibraltar police act after possible breach of EU sanctions
Erdogan must not undermine Nato with Russian air defence systems
The Russian leader believes he is back at the top table with history on his side
Australia organises return of children of two dead fighters from Syrian refugee camp
The 33 youngsters are thought to be living in a single tent in a Syrian refugee camp
Samer Foz accused of supporting Assad regime and building a business empire
Cities and governments divided on migration; smart tech and surveillance in China; architects’ designs for rebuilding Syria; mayors tackle global problems; how ‘left behind’ areas can catch up; designing for disabled people; treating knife crime as a disease; testing driverless cars in retirement towns; floating cities
As the fighting ebbs, some are thinking boldly about reconstructing a devastated nation
