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Cuba’s lights begin to return, but its crisis is far from over
Power supply slowly resuming in Havana; but the country’s deeper crisis in relations with the US is endemic, long-term.
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Pro-Israel groups see mixed record in money-fuelled Illinois primaries
Lieutenant Governor Juliana Stratton, who took money from pro-Israel donors, won race to be Democratic Senate candidate.
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‘US and Israel have taken majority of Iran’s ballistic missile capability’
‘US and Israel have taken the vast majority of Iran’s ballistic missile capability’
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The oil logic behind Trump’s war on Iran
The Kharg Island strike shows how US force is calibrated to avoid disrupting global oil flows.
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Cuba’s nationwide blackout and energy crisis explained
Power is returning in Cuba after Monday’s grid collapse, as US restrictions on oil continue. Ed Augustin is in Havana.
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Beirut building turned to rubble by Israeli attack
Several central neighbourhoods in Beirut have been attacked in a series of Israeli strikes.
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Why Israel targets Beirut’s Dahiyeh and what the suburb means to Lebanon
Dahiyeh’s story is not only about Hezbollah or Israel. It is about how it came to embody Lebanon’s deepest inequalities.
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In Cape Town’s historic Bo-Kaap, homes under siege from rich foreign buyers
Amid digital nomads, a tourism boom and a housing crisis, can the people who built the city still afford to…
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‘US distraction in the Middle East is in China’s interest’
‘US distraction in the Middle East is in China’s interest’
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Aftermath of Iranian ‘revenge’ strikes on Israel leaves destruction, two ki
Widespread damage was left across areas near Tel Aviv after overnight Iranian missile strikes.
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