Damien McElroy

In his new book, Scott Anderson looks back at the 1979 revolution in search of parallels with another period of potentially seismic change in Iran

Self-made Punjabi entrepreneur Surinder Arora has vision starkly different from the existing management

Disruption as many departures grounded nationwide

Kyiv welcomes US leader's shortening of previous 50-day deadline for Moscow

The UK Labour government is under pressure to follow in France footsteps, but what's holding it back?

US President also says he blames Iran for interfering in ceasefire talks that were derailed last week

Information shared with Tehran and Moscow could harm Norway's national interests, says prosecution

Global warming is 'unequivocally caused by human activities', says UN court

London creates world’s first financial penalties regime targeted at gangs

David Lammy says failing to stop the killing has brought Israel into 'disrepute'

With a crackdown under way inside Iran, oppositions groups outside the country are feeling the need to regroup

Grand Slam location to add about 40 qualifying courts at cost of £200m

UK an 'international outlier' after hundreds detained following June's government order

More than 150 of the exile's works, many from regional collections, have been reunited for a spellbinding show

British monarch celebrates four decades of institution first backed by Ruler of Sharjah