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ADQ says weak lira makes this a ‘great time’ to buy as it focuses on finance, logistics and food
Relaunching nuclear deal with Iran is key to stabilising the region
Missile and drone strikes against kingdom by Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen increase as relations with US falter
Naftali Bennett’s government has begun new round of jabs for over-60s and medical workers
Saudi-led coalition condemns ‘act of piracy’ and threatens to use force to secure vessel’s release
Israel’s Benny Gantz announces measures aimed at boosting Fatah chief Mahmoud Abbas
Intransigence in Tehran and anxiety in Washington are raising fears that efforts to revive the accord could be derailed
Gulf state talks to local conglomerates over end of sales monopolies as it tries to attract more investment
Record numbers have attempted the mountainous route from the Italian border this year
Business owners had hoped visitors would return this year but the new variant scuppered their plans
Confusion over whether Saif al-Islam Gaddafi can run adds to turmoil in run-up to Friday’s poll
Over-60s to be targeted as PM warns country on cusp of fifth wave of coronavirus infections
A misreading of history has led to a botched US policy on Iran
Alaa Abdel Fattah was a prominent activist during the 2011 uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak
Officials alarmed by brain drain from doctors and university graduates planning futures abroad
Linguistic ties and a shared currency in some sub-Saharan countries have aided expansion
Move set to ease tensions as talks on revival of nuclear accord stall in Vienna
Abu Dhabi halts $23bn deal after concerns about restrictions from Washington on use of warplanes
Kais Saied tightens control of the north African country but has yet to reveal economic plan
‘Call of Duty’ and ‘Medal of Honor’ have featured reductive portrayals but the tide is starting to turn
Military-grade spyware maker has faced scandals with product traced to high-profile phone hacks
Spending to be separated from oil revenues next year as economy predicted to grow 7.4%
Russia, China and Iran are making military threats that demand a response from Washington
Top EU official raises persistent concerns over workplace accidents
Iran’s president forecasts economic rebound and little changed crude sales
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