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• Life along Afghanistan's highway one – in pictures

  22 Oct 2014: Around 14 million people live along highway one, a 2,000-kilometre ring road that snakes around the Hindu Kush, connecting the country’s largest cities – Herat, Mazar-e-Sharif, Kabul, Ghazni and Kandahar, that is fraught with danger. As Nato withdraws after a 13-year military presence, optimism and foreboding is palpable among residents. ‘The Other Islamic Republic’ is part of our expanding coverage of the region, here in partnership with Afghanistan Today

• The Guardian view on Sweden’s defences: is Nato inevitable?

  20 Oct 2014: Editorial: Russia’s submarine incursion shows Sweden can no longer feel as well protected from the outside world as it was during the cold war

• Swedish armed forces widen hunt for suspected submarine

  20 Oct 2014: Civilian shipping evacuated off Stockholm as helicopters and navy search for vessel that experts think is Russian midget sub

• Turkey will not cooperate in US support for Kurds in Syria, says Erdogan

  19 Oct 2014: President calls Syrian Kurdish group ‘a terrorist organisation’ as US launches further air strikes against Isis at Kobani

• Russian hackers suspected of Kremlin ties used Windows bug ‘to spy on west’

  14 Oct 2014: Cyber-threat intelligence firm iSight says ‘Sandworm Team’ used unknown bugs from 2009 to steal EU and Nato documents

• Putin's Russia is weak - the UK in many ways is stronger

  13 Oct 2014:

  • Plea to put Ukraine crisis in perspective
  • Western commentators guilty of exaggeration
  • Russian economy in deep trouble

• US increasingly frustrated by Turkey’s inaction against Islamic State

  8 Oct 2014: Unnamed US official says there is ‘growing angst about Turkey dragging its feet to act to prevent a massacre’ in Kobani

• Russia's Sergei Lavrov: the US cannot change the cold war in its 'genetic code'

  27 Sep 2014: Defending Russia before the United Nations, foreign minister said the US must give up its claims of ‘eternal uniqueness’

• Baltic states wary as Russia takes more strident tone with neighbours

  18 Sep 2014:

  Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, anxious that battle of wits with Kremlin may escalate, look to Nato for back-up pledge

• Scotland will struggle to make its way as a newly independent state

  17 Sep 2014: It is a tough world out there, and getting tougher – the SNP has blithely assumed Scotland will be unquestioningly welcomed

• Nato convoy rammed by Taliban suicide bomber

  16 Sep 2014: Two US and one Polish soldier killed and 13 civilians wounded in attack near US embassy in Kabul

• Kabul blast hits foreign military convoy

  16 Sep 2014: Deadly suicide bombing engulfs rush-hour traffic on airport road near US embassy in Afghanistan’s capital

• Army's press team locked in an embrace with the 'dark arts' squad

  11 Sep 2014:

  Radical change as military seeks to control reporting

• Russia stokes tensions with the west by cutting gas exports to Poland

  10 Sep 2014: Gazprom claims maintenance is behind the shortfall, as it is accused of penalising Poland over supplying gas to Ukraine

• John Major is right on independence: there's much to fear from a yes vote

  10 Sep 2014: Former Tory PM makes strong points – albeit chippishly – on the geopolitical problems Scotland would face post-independence

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