Revised plan aims to ‘keep something going’ amid fears Netanyahu may gamble on new all-out offensive before Israeli elections

Diplomats from around world meet in Sarajevo in second attempt to agree on top envoy, as US pushes for its choice

Lilies making a vivid comeback alongside foreign-imposed flag, as younger generation wrestles with national identity

Lilies making a vivid comeback alongside foreign-imposed flag, as younger generation wrestles with national identity

Lilies making a vivid comeback alongside foreign-imposed flag, as younger generation wrestles with national identity

Amid rhetoric, market uncertainty and tit-for-tat exchanges, the two sides are still trying to find a way out of the impasse

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US embassy in Sarajevo made threat after European states refused to back its preferred High Representative candidate

The former PM’s latest intervention on Labour’s direction is flawed - and compromised by the millions he has taken from AI’s backers

Residents of al-Bustan district told to make way for Kings Garden, with knocking down own houses cheaper option

Israeli PM says he has ‘full coordination’ with US president amid reports that Washington no longer consults him

Israeli PM says he has ‘full coordination’ with US president amid reports that Washington no longer consults him

Israeli PM says he has ‘full coordination’ with US president amid reports that Washington no longer consults him

Leon Black has denied he ever met or raped ‘Jane Doe’. In an exclusive statement, Doe tells the Guardian ‘I am still here. And I am not done’

In Tehran, the Guardian spoke to people about how war is transforming their feelings toward the regime and their country’s future

Exclusive: Brussels seeks to stall award of contract to firm fronted by US president’s lawyer in letter seen by Guardian

US vice-president claims ‘the bureaucrats in Brussels have tried to destroy the economy of Hungary’

Donald Trump says the US will bomb Iran’s power plants and bridges if Tehran fails to meet his latest deadline to reopen the strait of Hormuz. Lucy Hough is joined by senior international correspondent Julian Borger

Legal experts say attacking Iran’s infrastructure would constitute a war crime – but would military officers be held responsible?

The Taybeh community has survived crusaders and the Ottoman and British empires, but the latest attacks leave its future in question

The Taybeh community has survived crusaders and the Ottoman and British empires, but the latest attacks leave its future in question

US president’s apparent decision to leave highly enriched uranium in hands of regime creates a more risky scenario than before the war began, experts say

Battlefield outcomes are connected by the sharing of weapons and intelligence as well as the damage to the global economy

As a child, Brown was underestimated, infantilised and dismissed by specialists and teachers. Now 28, he has written an acclaimed debut novel set in an adult day care centre that gives people like him...

Donald Trump insists Iran is still interested in cutting a peace deal despite Tehran rejecting the US plan. Lucy Hough speaks to the Guardian’s senior international correspondent, Julian Borger

Exclusive: War has led to 5m tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions in two weeks and is draining the global carbon budget faster than 84 countries combined

Palestinians say the move is part of a wider Israeli strategy to leverage security tensions to tighten restrictions For the first time since 1967, al-Aqsa mosque – Jerusalem’s most sensitive holy site – will be closed at the end of Ramadan on Friday, with tensions rising among Palestinians as Israeli authorities keep the complex shut, forcing worshippers to hold Eid prayers as close as they can to the sealed site. On Friday morning hundreds of worshippers were forced to pray outside the Old City, as Israeli police barricaded the entrances to the site. Continue reading...

Exclusive: Jonathan Powell thought Tehran’s ‘surprising’ offer on its nuclear programme could prevent rush to war, sources say

An analysis of Gallup Poll data since the beginning of 2005 finds that among the major religious groups in the United States, Jewish Americans are the most strongly opposed to the Iraq war. Catholics ...

Exclusive: Jonathan Powell thought Tehran’s ‘surprising’ offer on its nuclear programme could prevent rush to war, sources say

Exclusive: Jonathan Powell thought Tehran’s ‘surprising’ offer on its nuclear programme could prevent rush to war, sources say