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Derailed Conservatives are trying to get back on track
A train journey to the Tory conference in Birmingham reveals the party of government to be in an uncomfortable place
UK's Middle East minister warns region at moment of great peril
Hamish Falconer tells The National event that attacks in Lebanon can result in further escalation
It's time for Starmer's Labour to decide its stance on Palestinian statehood
Once proactive on the issue, the UK should lead from the front again
Munich Security Conference poll finds distrust in US and its rivals
Nine key non-western nations are on the fence when it comes to how Washington and its allies uphold international rules
Arab ShowcaseThe prime time of new global M&C Saatchi CEO Zaid Al-Qassab
Award-winning British-Iraqi marketer on channelling his compulsion for observing people, the need for conscious creativity, and the challenges of modern technology
The UK needs Starmer the charmer to step up
To defeat populism, the Prime Minister has to replace his 'Mr Fixit' approach with messages of hope and change
Prince Turki Al Faisal calls on UK to recognise Palestinian state now
Saudi Arabia wants to contain and end the spreading conflict from Gaza and the West Bank
CommentWhy key European capitals will welcome Macron's appointment of Barnier
The new Prime Minister is expected to give France's flailing migrant battles a boost
Even the Premier League cannot be insulated from Brexit
From football to music to tourism and education, Starmer needs to repair the damage being done by the UK's exit from the EU
CommentGeneva talks are only the start of ending Sudan's war
The mood among the factions and their commanders is clearly not ripe to take new risks for negotiations
Former Columbia University president takes frontline role in UK's foreign policy revamp
Development economist returns to UK after controversy dogged her tenure as president of America's Columbia University
Starmer as 'crackdown Keir' needs to make sure government works well under him
The UK has already defined Starmer as the prosecutor Prime Minister but he has challenges ahead
What will it take for the UK to put Iran's IRGC on its terror list?
The need is well proven, but the potential fallout is highly contentious
Starmer sees defence as an issue Labour can own
The UK is in the unfamiliar position of offering an outlook of stability at a time when turmoil is stalking other key members of the G7
