Middle East and North Africa
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Bureau experts visited Doha in May to analyse alleged cyber breach in which hackers placed story with state news agency, CNN reports
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Images and a short video clip show Omran Daqneesh for the first time since he was wounded in a regime airstrike
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This clash between Britain’s allies in the so-called war on terror matters. If Corbyn is prime minister on Friday, there will be a break with the appeasement of jihadi-funding autocrats
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I’ve worked to spin Saudi policies to the world, but I’m quitting after Martyn’s murder. The UK must also end its support for this terror-propagating regime
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UK regulators would be wrong to give in to lobbying and give Aramco fast-track entry to the FTSE 100
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Letters: In the election, it is the party that treats society and humanity as continuing entities whose preservation has an absolute value that is best equipped to secure and empower us, argues Dr Lily Hamourtziadou
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Giles Duley’s moving images of refugees on the perilous journey to Europe
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The Radiohead singer told Rolling Stone that the pressure being put on the band to pull out of their Israel gig was ‘patronising in the extreme’ and ‘offensive’
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US president’s move keeps embassy in Tel Aviv for now, despite campaign promise to move it to city Israel considers its capital
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‘We are Muslims being targeted and these terrorists know no difference,’ Melbourne man says. ‘We must stand together’
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Editorial: The devastating blasts in the Afghan and Iraqi capitals must be put in their particular context – but the suffering and strength are recognisable to us all
Theresa May wants to talk about extremism? Let’s start with our ties with the Saudis