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Decision in case of ‘jihadi bride’ represents victory for home secretary Priti Patel
Biden orders first military action since taking office in retaliation for attacks in Iraq
Ruling under international law makes legal history and campaigners hope other members of Assad regime will be prosecuted
HTS rebrands itself as the moderate face of Islamist militancy in opposition stronghold Idlib
Analysts are sceptical that, even with US support, oil company can succeed in Kurdish-held area
Activists and revolutionaries reflect on their struggles for reform in the countries they fought to free
Dozens of soldiers reported killed in big bombing raid ahead of Trump’s departure
An immovable stalwart in Bashar al-Assad’s regime
How to make cities more liveable and recycle retail space; three US mayors on the pandemic’s ‘Hunger Games’; smart water infrastructure to fight Covid-19; the resurgence of parks; how to prevent disaster in Manhattan and encourage more walking and cycling everywhere
The country’s economic collapse has been aggravated by the pandemic, Lebanese banking crisis and international isolation
The Turkish president’s spat with France’s Macron has made headlines, but his rivalry with Russia is the bigger menace
The Russian, Turkish and Saudi leaders are engaged in a struggle for power and influence
The photos taken by the children attending the Sirkhane Darkroom workshop tell their story better than anyone. Now its founder wants to widen his lens
American troops injured in clash amid fears of heightened tensions between rival powers
Tribunal ruling on Hariri’s killing and Beirut explosion add to country’s instability
Weapons and mercenaries continue to arrive around the strategic city of Sirte
Invitation to Cairo could herald direct confrontation between Egypt and Turkey in war-torn country
Forensic Architecture’s findings used in European parliament hearing
Reaction to last week’s action was muted and, in the short-term, has hit civilians
The supposed beneficiaries of the US Caesar Act will be pushed faster towards famine
Syrian exile found guilty of amassing ill-acquired fortune abroad after failed coup on brother
Economic hardship provokes demonstrations in government-controlled southern towns
Halfhearted interventions have made a bad situation worse
Public statement is strongest yet against Moscow’s alleged meddling in year-long conflict
More than half the population ‘food insecure’ as coronavirus and weak currency hit supply chains
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