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The Nairobi attack is an attempt by the group to demonstrate that it is still a force to be reckoned with
Imposing low-level sanctions on Iran is a valid step, but Europe's refusal to withdraw from the nuclear deal is baffling. After all, Tehran has provided plenty of reason to
The US president believes that Syria is lost to Washington, but does not appreciate the impact of his decisions
Russian interference is not confined to the US – Putin's influence can be seen in attempts to undermine governments and multilateral organisations in Europe too
Cross-border co-operation is vital if nations are to protect their citizens from the outrages of terror networks and lone-wolf actors
From weapons caches to hit squads, Iran's malign influence is visible across the Arab world
Russian president's attack on Ukrainian warships marks a pattern of behaviour – strike while the world's attention is focused elsewhere
From the war in Yemen to Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, the British foreign secretary discovered it is hardliners who call the shots
French president's vision of a European defence force is unrealistic in the face of heavy reliance on America's military superiority
Far from being inconvenienced by the midterm results, the US president appears reinvigorated and even more determined to press ahead with his radical agenda
New sanctions on Monday will squeeze Tehran's banking and energy sectors – despite efforts from Europe to bypass them
Even if the Kremlin takes the fallout over the treaty seriously, the bigger issue is broadening its scope to include China and Iran, which are producing similar weapons
Up to 13 million people are at risk of starvation unless the fighting stops. It's time Iran took its ability to halt this bloody conflict seriously
After a string of mishaps, it's tempting to consider Putin's intelligence agency a spent force. However, we do so at our peril
Tehran's attack on Syria was a carefully calculated show of strength and the willingness to use brutal force
