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Ankara’s deepening civil and military role in northern Syria offers it a bridgehead to fight Kurdish forces. But if it expands further, it could attract more international scrutiny
The leaked draft of a Supreme Court ruling indicates a victory for a 50-year conservative campaign to overturn abortion rights
The continent has more soldiers and weapons on high alert than in decades but without the cold war agreements that provided reassurance
Sadiq Khan says pollution needs tackling in outer boroughs but proposal would affect millions of motorists
Western officials pledge to form united front against threat of Russian invasion
An ecological disaster is threatening parts of the Amazon as the Maduro regime seeks to exploit the country’s natural resources
Historic graves to be removed in government building programme to ease traffic congestion
Beijing has signalled a more cautious approach amid warnings that several African countries could struggle to repay debts
Millions face starvation this winter after the withdrawal of foreign aid after the Islamist group took power
Labour and Scottish Greens hail withdrawal from Cambo project while Tories warn of increased dependency on energy imports
Network operators defend response to damage as regulator promises to review resilience of electricity grid
As dissatisfaction with democratically elected leaders intensifies, militaries are extending their grip
Prime minister Abiy Ahmed faces potential defeat a year after starting his ‘law enforcement’ operation
Mayor Sadiq Khan has rejected calls by business to delay move that takes effect on Monday
Germans are richer, women have more jobs, but the country failed to prepare for a greener, digital future
Solar panels produced almost a tenth of the EU’s electricity in June and July
Ten years after independence, the world’s youngest country is racked by political infighting, falling oil output and a risk of famine
Progress in healthcare and education was dogged by endemic corruption and insecurity
Pentagon warns capital at risk of becoming isolated after Islamists capture Kandahar
Moscow’s struggle to supply peninsula annexed in 2014 has become latest flashpoint
After the state’s deadliest blaze, firefighters are using a new modelling system to tackle wildfires
The country has become one of the leading producers of foodstuffs, but traditional manufacturing is in steep decline
Kyiv has upgraded its military since Moscow’s annexation of Crimea in 2014
The UN has compared the country with Syria as violence spreads and humanitarian conditions deteriorate rapidly
Some 1,500 incidents in Uttarakhand lead officials to fear worst blaze season in years
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