Lizzie Porter

Fewer in the country have money to spend as triple-digit price rises bite

Iranians back online after longest internet suspension in modern history

Citizens now questioning how soon, and how fully, connection to outside world will be restored

Ozgur Ozel's election as head of Republican People's Party had been annulled by court last week

The ruling is a significant boost for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan amid concerns over slide to authoritarianism

Iranians' views on 'spontaneous gatherings' reflect heightened polarisation despite widespread opposition to attacks by US and Israel

At an Istanbul trade show, defence contractors look to fill their order books with international custom

President Pezeshkian says he met supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei for first time

Purchase comes after widespread strikes on Iraq during US-Israeli war with Iran

Nato member is building reputation as military supplier

Tehran in no mood for a quick deal as it seeks to use its ability to disrupt shipping through the waterway

Neither war nor peace as civilians struggle with rising prices and an internet blackout

Three men and a woman convicted of firebombing that claimed two lives

Despite false claims the women were AI-generated, activists say they face real peril after being arrested in crackdown on anti-government protests

Foreign ministers agree on co-operation across defence, industry and resolving global conflicts