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Dominic Cummings can't destroy Boris Johnson's standing
As one poll suggests, the British public isn't buying into the tainted former adviser's outrageous claims
South Africa is wandering from Mandela's vision
New waves of violence are being driven by old reasons for anger
Can the Taliban and Kabul agree on a lasting peace deal?
The speed of US military withdrawal raises questions about Washington’s future support for the Afghan people
How Biden can strike a better Iran deal
The US must not get caught up in trying to appease Tehran on the one hand, and trying to contain it on the other
Afghanistan’s chances for a stable future are not looking good
The Taliban's growing threat will be a key issue for discussion when Joe Biden meets Afghan President Ashraf Ghani on Friday
Iran's election is a choice between 'extreme' and 'more extreme'
The ballot on June 18 sees hardliners are seeking to engineer a landslide win
Is Boris Johnson the man to make the G7 relevant again?
Britain will be steering this month's summit of advanced economies, and the stakes are high
What Blinken's shuttle-diplomacy mission to the region achieved
Mr Biden has been at pains to stress Washington’s continuing commitment to Israel
Has Biden lost America's ability to influence Israel?
The US President says fighting will end 'sooner rather than later', but that is all the assurance he can offer
The Troubles should not live on in British courts
Does putting British troops on trial in Northern Ireland allow justice for victims or simply open old wounds?
Disorder in Palestine and Israel leaves the door open for Hamas
The militant group has exploited this week's chaos to try to win over Palestinians
UK nuclear deterrent under a cloud as Scottish nationalists seek election victory
Pro-independence party hoping for outright majority when Scotland votes this week
Boris Johnson should be busy with state affairs
British Prime Minister has no lack of real issues to deal with
The US has 'lost air superiority', and that's bad news for Ukraine
A Russian military build-up on the Ukrainian border is sparking fears of drone warfare
If Biden cannot lead on Afghanistan, Taliban rule will follow
America's withdrawal from a position of weakness will not go unnoticed by other powers
