Patrick Wintour
The Guardian
United Kingdom
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‘It is not possible to organise in Iran’: jailed activist warns of totalitarianism after Mahsa Amini protests
Majid Tavakoli says protesters should have had more help from abroad but the west doesn’t understand what Iran has become → Read More
Libyan authorities seal off most of flood-hit Derna in effort to limit deaths
Only emergency workers to be allowed into devastated area over fears of contamination from dead bodies in limited water supply → Read More
Libyans call for inquiry as fury grows over death toll from catastrophic floods
Attorney general asked to investigate amid allegations warnings ignored about dangerous state of two dams → Read More
UK, France and Germany refuse to lift sanctions on Iran under nuclear deal
Tehran in ‘too serious a breach’ of 2015 deal to lift sanctions under clause that would allow ballistic missile trade → Read More
‘An alarm bell’: Libyan poet warned of flood risk in Derna before dying in storms
Mustafa al-Trabelsi attended a meeting about state of the dams days before Storm Daniel hit city → Read More
Libya’s floods are result of climate crisis meeting a failed state
Storm Daniel was by no means the only factor behind the devastation wrought on the city of Derna → Read More
Biden renews effort to woo India’s Modi in talks before G20 summit
Meeting in Delhi overshadowed by press freedom questions as US journalists kept away → Read More
Nato should respond more aggressively to Russia, says Polish general
Rajmund Andrzejczak also said North Korea will not sell weapons to Russia without agreement of China → Read More
UK solar could be ‘dumping ground’ for products of Chinese forced labour, ministers warned
Energy bill amendment requires large solar energy projects to prove supply chain free of slave labour → Read More
UK must stop funding detention of children in Syria, says David Davis
Ex-cabinet minister calls on foreign secretary to reveal how many British minors are being held in camps → Read More
Protests across Muslim nations after Sweden allows second attack on Qur’an
Stockholm apologetic amid fears Turkey may delay lifting Nato veto following desecration of holy book → Read More
UK must repatriate more nationals in Syria, says terrorism policy adviser
Britain has been urged by UN to help young children in Syrian detention camps → Read More
Erdoğan boxes clever for Turkish interests as Sweden wins Nato prize
President makes progress on series of issues despite some distaste among international partners for his methods → Read More
US aid policies undermined success of Afghanistan mission, says watchdog chief
Poor oversight, lack of understanding and weak collaboration between allies contributed to ease of Taliban takeover, conclude US and UK aid bodies at London conference → Read More
Turkey agrees to recommend Sweden’s Nato application proceed
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan agreed to set aside his veto following last-ditch talks on the eve of the Nato summit in Vilnius, Lithuania → Read More
King Charles meets Joe Biden in Windsor to discuss climate crisis
US president had earlier met Rishi Sunak to talk about Ukraine’s counteroffensive → Read More
Mineral-rich Mongolia is steeling itself for democratic change
Anti-corruption protests have drawn a stream of European politicians to the country – and the man tasked with cleaning up its act is confident that he can deliver → Read More
Labour will back global anti-corruption court, David Lammy to say
Shadow foreign secretary to accuse Conservatives of treating international law with cavalier disrespect → Read More
Sunak needs all his persuasive powers to sway Biden on Ukraine’s Nato membership
Meeting between US president and PM carries more significance than previous visits in light of recent disagreements → Read More
UK shies away from designating Iran’s Revolutionary Guards as terrorist group
Government says it plans to instead expand sanctions criteria, in decision likely to anger many MPs → Read More