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Sinking pound stokes rising inflation even as most workers’ wages are falling
Biden administration’s first military attack in region comes as Washington seeks to re-engage with Iran on nuclear deal
International lender is reviewing the case of 16 MPs receiving the BioNTech/Pfizer jab
Decision in case of ‘jihadi bride’ represents victory for home secretary Priti Patel
Hunger threatens to reignite unrest as dollar peg slips and inflation soars in heavily import-dependent country
Victims condemn decision that follows legal complaint by two former ministers charged in the probe
HTS rebrands itself as the moderate face of Islamist militancy in opposition stronghold Idlib
Publisher and activist who documented country’s violent past had previously received death threats
A diaspora’s untimely return to the Middle East from Latin America sparks nostalgia and regret
Stricken nation’s pandemic response hindered by financial crisis and fallout from Beirut port blast
Analysts are sceptical that, even with US support, oil company can succeed in Kurdish-held area
Double suicide bombing underscores Iraq’s continuing vulnerability to terrorism
Fresh blow for embattled Banque du Liban as it faces first European probe
Dozens of soldiers reported killed in big bombing raid ahead of Trump’s departure
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Unnamed buyer locks in price while Baghdad gets short-term fiscal relief, say analysts
Move raises questions about real value of $87bn of deposits trapped in moribund banks
Revenues in Opec’s second-largest crude producer have been halved by price crash
Hassan Diab and 3 ex-ministers charged with criminal negligence after protesters demand indictments
Public employees in northern provinces have not been paid for months
She picked her way through debris to extract them from smashed incubators. Then she carried them for hours to safety
An immovable stalwart in Bashar al-Assad’s regime
The interpreters who worked for UK and US forces fear they are an easy target for Iran-backed militias
Officials say sprawling sites could become breeding grounds for extremism
The country’s economic collapse has been aggravated by the pandemic, Lebanese banking crisis and international isolation
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