James Haines-Young

Iran rarely misses an opportunity to send a message, but this one is more opaque than most

Why have people been on the streets of the Chinese city for the last 10 weeks

After record heats this summer, Beyond the Headlines looks at how to redesign our cities for the future

If the process uncovered in the Gulf can be scaled up it could remove millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide every year

Revolutionary Guard also boarded, but later released, a second tanker

Emirati officials say they are aware of disappearance and are co-ordinating with allies

What do disappearing tankers have to do with an impounded Panama-flagged vessel in Gibraltar?

America faces a new counter-terrorism problem it is completely unprepared for

Washington will provide command vessels and boost surveillance but seeks allies to protect commercial shipping

For the past year, Abu Dhabi has been discussing troop numbers with coalition partners

Since time began, mankind has battled the scourge of the desert locusts, this week we explore the swarm

Donald Booth says there is a lot of common interest among international partners

While the jury is still out on who targeted the oil tankers, the attacks bear the hallmarks of Iran's regional strategy

Afghans are trying to rebuild their country as peace talks between the US, the Taliban and Kabul are in the works

The Lebanese national and US permanent resident has been in jail for almost four years