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UK maritime group that reported potential hijack says incident is ‘complete’
Prosecutors seek to remove immunities for senior officials as fight for justice goes on
Teresa Ribera suggests high energy costs could cause a backlash toward carbon-cutting initiatives
Ebrahim Raisi is formally endorsed by country’s supreme leader at ceremony in Tehran
A decade on from a democratic revolution, many see the return of one-man rule as an antidote to corruption
Tensions rise as western allies condemn threat to ‘freedom of navigation through crucial waterway’
President-elect sworn in this week as water shortages add to hardship of inflation and sanctions
The playwright on an ancient Egyptian text that tackles immigration and the excesses of power
The former professor has sacked the government and seized powers in what he claims is a battle against corruption
Kais Saied says businessmen and officials have stolen $4.8bn through unpaid taxes and fraud
Last year’s explosion should have been a nadir. Instead it was the start of a further descent into chaos
Successive governments failed to tackle economic problems and corruption
Delegation meets foreign minister Wang Yi as American troop withdrawal draws closer
The US and EU should deploy their leverage to oppose Kais Saied’s coup
Kais Saied limits public gatherings and lengthens curfew after suspending parliament and sacking prime minister
Case opens a window on freewheeling diplomacy as president’s associates stood in for officials
Telecoms billionaire is the third man in a year to try to form a government
Kais Saied’s removal of Hichem Mechichi described as coup by opponents
Hamstrung by differences but determined to keep Netanyahu out, Naftali Bennett’s new government proves resilient
Rabat denies bugging Macron’s phone but kingdom’s foreign policy has become more assertive
The man behind the Israeli military spyware manufacturer must clean up the human rights questions surrounding its usage
Military takes command of pandemic response as medical chaos adds to country’s political and economic woes
Political parties focus on next year’s elections as senior officials at home and abroad acknowledge depth of crisis
Tech unicorn plays crucial part in state’s outreach as it woos countries such as the UAE, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia
Macron’s phone number on list of potential targets for NSO Group’s Pegasus technology
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