James Reinl

Videos show Mr Trump’s diehard fan base as Republicans suffer Senate electoral losses

Prosecutors describe ‘elaborate scheme’ to move frozen Iranian funds around the world

The reported candidates signal a focus on women, a return to the Iran nuclear deal and other Obama-era policies

The two men are embroiled in a controversy over a leaked phone call row over election rigging

A double win for Democrats is unlikely, but it would give the incoming Biden administration a major head start

Iran closes 2020 with a flurry of nine executions

A year after killing top general, Pentagon still regards Iran as potent foe in Middle East

Without UN peacekeepers, there are fears that Darfur will descend deeper into violence

Washington says sanctions can push Bashar Al Assad to give Syria's opposition a say in the country's future

Death of pro-independence campaigner from troubled Balochistan raised concerns

Intensified pressure could push Damascus to accept UN plans to end Syria’s civil war

US scientists testing whether the Covid-19 variant is deadlier than the dominant strain

Thomas Charles was the 'foreign principal' of an anti-UAE lobbying campaign

Heavy rainfall has worsened what was already the worst desert locust infestation in seven decades

Analysts say it could take years before we understand the scope and depth of 'Sunburst' hack