Liz Cookman

Navigating any place is a skill, and without practicing you lose it. But what happens when you no longer know how to "do" the city you come from?

The US and Taliban are close to finalising a deal to end 18 years of conflict amid a wave of violence in Afghanistan

Demonstrators marched on the Bab Al Hawa border crossing demanding that Turkey either open the border or do more to end attacks by Syria's government forces

An executive order identifies the vessel as 'blocked property' and captain Kumar Akhilesh has been designated a Specially Recognised Global Terrorist.

The mayors of Diyarbakir, Van and Mardin have been replaced with state-appointed governors after being accused of supporting the PKK

Students will place huge importance on their exam grades, but it need not be a defining moment

Iran has announced that it is to produce 5 per cent enriched uranium in the second breach of the 2015 nuclear deal — but what does that mean?

The ruling party's loss of Turkey's economic heartland, even after demanding a rerun, could mark a turning point in Turkish politics

UAE Rulers and VIPs attend royal wedding at Dubai World Trade Centre

A former Pakistani prime minister attended Modi’s first inauguration, in 2014

Razeena Kukkady, 58, is understood to have been on holiday with her husband in Colombo when attackers struck

Residents scramble for news on the safety of loved ones following devastating Easter Sunday attack

An AKP spokesman has demanded a rerun in an election that President Erdogan claims was unfair due to 'organised crime'

Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the margin was too small for the opposition to claim victory in the mayoral contest

The ruling party previously requested a recount of invalid votes, but was still behind with over 70 per cent completed