Borzou Daragahi

The site of the successful 1984 Winter Games was later devastated by war, but Olympic pride still prevails in Bosnia-Herzegovina today, reports Borzou Daragahi from Sarajevo

During the Balkans conflict the people of Dobrinja were forced to kill their neighbours. Borzou Daragahi travels to this neighbourhood on the outskirts of Sarajevo where today Bosniaks and Serbs have learnt the art of co-existence

Putin and his supporters claim historical kinship to former lands that were under Russian dominion. But Russia’s president is not yearning to preserve those cultural ties, writes Borzou Daragahi

The divided country could be the next state most at risk from Russia’s invasion

A victory for the far-right hopeful in France’s presidential election could have truly a global impact

Emmanuel Macron faces myriad challenges ranging from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to the future of the EU, writes Borzou Daragahi

Meeting in Jeddah comes after Turkey suspended probe into 2018 murder of dissident Jamal Khashoggi

Exclusive: Despite US sanctions, transportation industry insiders see the Islamic Republic as key land route for moving goods across Eurasia

The law has yet to catch up with the public embrace of recreational marijuana, leading to confusion and ruined lives, writes Borzou Daragahi

Gustavo Petro’s election is already prompting alarmist fears from the country’s oligarchs and entrenched elites, writes Borzou Daragahi

The Taliban’s rise has inspired an ugly misogynistic spirit among certain segments of Afghan society, writes Borzou Daragahi

One subsidised restaurant seeks to help Turks facing escalating living costs. But such acts do little against a soaring inflation rate

All too often, international institutions grant nations credit without paying heed to the leadership’s abuses and lack of democratic accountability, writes Borzou Daragahi

Father alleges Mahsa Amini was assaulted during arrest

Molavi Abdolhamid is leader of Iran’s Sunni minority. He has become an increasingly outspoken defender of the protesters

Using tangible signs of degradation to cherished natural landmarks may be the best way to jumpstart a conversation about climate change in countries where awareness is lagging, writes Borzou Daragahi

Official estimates put the country’s inflation rate at nearly 85 per cent last month, while rents have increased by more than 100 per cent in some cities, writes Borzou Daragahi

The story is one that could provide a template for other countries, writes Borzou Daragahi

Ahead of the final presidential vote on Sunday, Erodgan has forced his opponent to change tack to try and close the gap from the first round, writes Borzou Daragahi. It has given him greater control over the narrative of the election

Ignore the shrill meat-free devotees, says Borzou Daragahi. Veganism isn’t a controversial lifestyle choice – it should just be the norm