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Despite a surprise visit to G7 summit, Iran is bent on rejecting the route of diplomacy
The entente cordiale between Mr Macron and Mr Trump will not bring Iran to the negotiating table
Jack Straw’s ‘The English Job’ gives rose-tinted view of modern Iran
The former British foreign secretary's new book is little more than wishful thinking
Foreign powers will keep vying for dominance in Syria after the civil war
While the war against ISIS has been won, the struggle for post-conflict Syria is set to continue for some time to come
While the US urges action, Europe is afraid of sleepwalking into a much larger conflict
The Trump administration is frustrated by resistance to its bid to create a united naval protection force
Boris Johnson's cabinet choices point to assertive policy from UK government
Appointments of Dominic Raab and Ben Wallace suggest new British PM to take more robust approach to global security challenges, including in the Middle East
UAE’s Yemen ‘peace first’ strategy can put talks on track
Officials say the changing focus is about securing Yemen’s future not withdrawing from the conflict
Turkey cannot cosy up to Russia while remaining part of Nato
The western alliance will find it increasingly difficult to tolerate Erdogan's double standards after the purchase of Russia's S-400 anti-aircraft missile system
A nuclear-armed Iran would be utterly disastrous for the region
Larger Arab powers, such as Egypt and Saudi Arabia, have already intimated they would go down the nuclear route if Iran became a nuclear power
United states of Europe could spell the end of the western alliance
The EU's new leaders regard the creation of a European superstate as a welcome alternative to America’s global dominance
If Tehran continues to fan the flames in the Gulf, Europe cannot defend the nuclear deal
There are signs that countries like Germany are losing patience with Iran over its latest antics
London bomb factory is a sign of Iran’s widening campaign of terror
Hezbollah's secret stash of tonnes of ammonium nitrate is just the tip of the iceberg
John Bolton’s resolve against Tehran is firm, but there is still room to talk
Speaking with the US national security adviser, Washington's unwavering commitment to sanctions is clear – but dialogue is not out of the question
Book review: how different the outcome of WW2 could have been
Owen Matthews highlights just how vital communist spy Richard Sorge was to the Soviet Union's efforts
Trump visit to the UK comes amid growing tensions in Anglo-American relationship
For all the fanfare, much needs to be done to repair rifts over sanctions on Iran, Huawei and the EU
Libyan crisis means still no justice for Manchester bombing victims
Suspect Hashem Abedi is being held under the auspices of the Government of National Accord
