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Threat to chef living in Kyrgyzstan raises spectre of new sinister tactics to crack down on persecuted minority

Paperwork approved by Home Office despite being littered with grammatical errors

‘Obliterated,’ declares Trump, ‘Nothing significant,’ says Khamenei. And was the uranium spirited away first? Questions need answering

‘It’s payback’ – some see the attack as retribution for Israeli air strikes last year

Air strike that took out military leader fuels supporters’ demands for retaliation to help Iran

Russian and Chinese leaders in danger of losing a key partner in the fight against US hegemony in the region

Along the Serbia-Hungary border, The Telegraph finds plenty willing to gamble for a better life

Watchdog says chances are being missed to intercept illegal immigrants who take less high-profile routes

Under the guise of combating the ‘smuggling’ crisis, authorities have arrested migrants, journalists and advocates

Money exchange shops are working directly with human smugglers to help them evade police

Salespeople spoke openly about their products even when told they would be used to transport migrants

Report alleges IHG’s hotels in Xinjiang are participating in the ‘broader suppression’ of the Muslim Uyghur ethnic minority

Refugees say they ‘cannot start from scratch and change their dreams’ so continue to attempt treacherous journey to the UK

Survivors divulge harrowing details of a botched smuggling deal that went horribly wrong

A group of 48 ethnic minority Muslims who fled Chinese persecution have been held in Thailand for nearly 11 years

Military tech worth £1bn would have been part-payment for discounted crude oil, emails sent by alleged conspirators in Canada reveal

Military tech worth £1bn would have been part-payment for discounted crude oil, emails sent by alleged conspirators in Canada reveal

Telegraph reporter posing as a migrant in Germany told: ‘God willing, you will be in England before the new year’

Global Insight assesses how the UN, lawyers and the families of those affected are keeping the plight of the Uyghur community and others in Xinjiang under the spotlight.

Pause in processing applicants’ claims risks dragging on amid region’s continued instability

The Turkistan Islamic Party says its main mission to ‘liberate the Muslims of East Turkistan from the Chinese occupation’

Battle Lines · Episode

Shia minority sect saw Butcher of Aleppo as their protection against Sunni majority

Following the overthrow of the Assad regime, what will happen to the millions of Syrians who were granted asylum abroad? We give you the latest and look at…

Blame game being played out in Tehran over how and why Syria fell – and whose fault it was

Plus: a surge in gang killings in Sweden

Iran aims to send missiles and drones to Syria and increase the number of its military advisers there to support the government in its battle against armed

Telegraph analysis of air bases in Libya found military transport planes, upgraded runways, bolstered perimeter defences and new buildings

China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a $1 trillion (£800 billion) programme aimed at boosting China’s influence around the world, was launched 10 years ag...