Damien McElroy

Countries like India and China are pulling their stocks out of the Bank of England

Arguments about how to retain European exclusivity will curtail the bloc’s ability to meet the coming challenges

Officials are debating how organised or ideologically extreme someone has to be in order to be a terrorist

The Yemen-based rebels have hurt global trade. The US President has an interest in stopping them

Polluting emissions have risen as vessels sail around Africa to avoid Houthi fire from Yemen

The Labour government can no longer blame the Conservatives for inheriting a flat economy

Middle East Association’s parliamentary event, sponsored by The National, hears demands over restrictions on UN agency

Muslim Council of Britain is increasingly out of step with the country's society and politics

The reporter, currently being held in Evin Prision, has been caught up in a wider world scramble for defence equipment

His talent and background are perfect to exploit the seams of the new political landscape

The immediate feel of the European response to a fast-moving era could be best described as 'stuck'

New National Security Adviser Jonathan Powell wrote the book on talking to terrorists but faces a new challenge as HTS celebrates victory

Leading analyst says the challenge for warring parties in the region has fundamentally changed as a result of reverses for the Iranian camp

With the Axis of Resistance crumbling across the Middle East, there is a chance to end the civil war there

King Charles hosted Sheikh Tamim at a banquet in his honour with David and Victoria Beckham hogging the limelight