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Newly released papers from the UK's National Archive show then President George W Bush was egged on by a gung ho commander in Iraq
Scottish Jewish musician critical of Israel's approach to Gaza explains his collaboration with Palestinian star Bashar Murad
Lebanese-British expert has spent 27 years excavating evidence of one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities
Interior Minister Nancy Faeser confirms the man held an 'Islamophobic' stance
Syrian investigators are rushing to accumulate and protect crucial evidence for future prosecution
Millions of Syrian refugees are watching and hoping for a peaceful transition from Turkey, according to MP Kani Torun
Autonomous region in north under threat from militias and potential withdrawal of US troops
Syrian refugees and children with disabilities set to be disproportionately affected as Lebanon's state schools reopen amid fragile ceasefire
Crowd builds up outside church in Notting Hill to catch a glimpse of the monarch
Fine Gael, Fianna Fail and Sinn Fein all did well in first-preference voting
Rome’s Patriarch of Jerusalem on the quest for common ground so interfaith dialogue continues during the war
Regional officials want development help to take priority over new migration deals to combat trafficking gangs
Prosecutor says there are grounds to believe Prime Minister and former defence minister oversaw attacks on civilians
Dr Haider Al Abadi warned an incoming US administration that Iraq had a pivotal role to play in the region and should not remain unsupported
At least 4.4 million people live without citizenship of any country in an expanding worldwide pool of refugees
