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Life in Iran before the 1979 Islamic revolution
feature Pro-Western liberalisation led to a reactionary Islamic revolution. Could the reverse be about to happen?
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Can Brazil become a global leader in fighting climate change?
feature Environmentalists hope election of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva as Brazilian president will mark ‘turning point’
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World population hits eight billion: why the milestone matters
feature Estimates on how many people can live sustainably on the planet ‘vary widely’
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Harvard University in firing line as Supreme Court weighs up affirmative action
feature Supreme Court seems set to overturn policy that has been part of US life since the 1970s
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What Netanyahu’s ‘spectacular’ return means for Israel
feature Alliance with the far-right risks doing serious harm to Israel’s standing in America
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Paris vs. Berlin: a continent divided over energy
feature Macron’s recent snubbing of Scholz is the latest episode of a deepening row between the EU’s ’two economic powerhouses’
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How the world views France’s autumn of discontent
feature Over recent weeks, industrial action has brought France to a standstill
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Spain’s ‘memory’ bill: digging up the agonies of the past
feature New bill will advance search for mass graves and probe crimes against humanity committed under Franco’s regime
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What Iranian Kamikaze drones mean for Ukraine
feature Iranian officials have denied supplying the drones but ‘no one believes them’
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Ron DeSantis’ ‘appalling stunt’: flying migrants to Martha’s Vineyard
feature Florida’s Republican governor flew two planeloads of illegal migrants to the Massachusetts island
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Uniper: Germany’s biggest energy importer pushed ‘to edge of insolvency’
feature Company received €15bn state bailout in July, but CEO has warned billions more may be needed
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How the world reported on the Queen’s death
feature Tributes are paid from Ireland to Iraq for ‘revered monarch’ who ‘rarely had a misstep’
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How the world views Liz Truss
feature Feted in Ukraine but ridiculed in Europe – international reaction has been decidedly mixed
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Daria Dugina: who killed the daughter of Putin’s ally?
feature Moscow was quick to blame Kyiv for the murder of a leading ultranationalist’s daughter
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