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1. As religious schools in Israel grow, maths is neglected
2. Kenya’s boda-boda taxis are unruly in life—and death
3. How technology is helping reduce the menace of landmines
4. A sofa stuffed with cash imperils South Africa’s president
5. Iran’s regime is using threats, arrests and pay rises to silence workers
6. While Iran’s turmoil persists, jitters spread through the region
7. How do budding African footballers make it to the top?
8. Can Bahrain’s division between Sunnis and Shias be healed?
9. What Saudi Arabia’s football victory means for the Middle East
10. Why the African cocoa cartel is a bad idea
11. Iran’s protesters are painting for freedom
12. Why Algeria’s rotten regime has been lucky
13. Fifty years after expulsion, Asians are thriving again in Uganda
14. Food inflation in Africa is shrinking portions
15. Qatar’s neighbours hope for a World Cup tourism boom
16. A Ghanaian brewery shows how hard life is for small businesses
17. A Netanyahu government may raise the temperature in a boiling West Bank
18. The changing nature of Israeli politics
19. Egypt, host of the UN climate summit, persecutes its own greens
20. A peace deal highlights the pointlessness of Ethiopia’s war
21. Africa will remain poor unless it uses more energy
22. Somali clans are revolting against jihadists
23. Qatar races to ready itself for an unusual World Cup
24. Netanyahu seems on track to be Israel’s next prime minister
26. Ethiopia’s peace talks may be overtaken by battlefield advances
27. Israel’s Binyamin Netanyahu bids for an election comeback
28. A change in Iran could reshape the Middle East
29. Will William Ruto serve the people or himself and his pals?
30. How organised crime is blighting South Africa’s economy
31. Why America and Saudi Arabia are still inseparable
32. Why teenage mothers in Zimbabwe struggle to get educated
33. Iran’s protests spread, as a notorious prison burns
34. Middle Eastern countries are sitting on an ocean of natural gas
35. Hamas ponders whether to cosy up to Syria’s brutal despot
36. African governments hope digital taxes will fill a budget hole
37. Despite lethal repression, Iran’s protests continue
38. Peter Obi, a man who carries his own suitcases, could be Nigeria’s next president
39. Lebanon’s economic crisis is wrecking the environment, too
40. Iran’s repressive regime is being rocked by a song
41. Why political parties are a growth industry in Lesotho
42. Eritrea has called up thousands of reservists to fight in Tigray
43. For the second time this year, soldiers stage a coup in Burkina Faso
45. Congo says martial law has brought calm. Yet violence is rising
46. Iran’s ruling ayatollahs are hanging on
47. Iran’s rebellion spreads, despite lethal repression
48. For the first time in years Israel’s leader wants a Palestinian state
49. Malawi has saved its democracy but not its economy
50. Mali’s junta takes friendly soldiers hostage
51. Why Iranian women are burning their hijabs
52. Trade and security ties are knitting Israel into its region
53. Arabs are divorcing more often
54. From tea to cars, Egypt and Tunisia struggle to pay for imports
55. In the Gulf 99% of Kenyan migrant workers are abused, a poll finds
56. Iran’s cyberwar goes global
57. How oil-rich Nigeria failed to profit from an oil boom
58. Never-ending nuclear talks with Iran are bordering on the absurd
59. An unofficial tally exposes Angola’s dodgy election
60. Game developers draw on African stories to create new worlds
61. The ancient city of Jeddah is being bulldozed
62. Lebanese seeking civil marriages are getting wed online
63. Why Egypt’s plans for solar power are left in the shade
64. Mozambique’s resilient jihadists
65. The future of South African politics is in coalitions
66. Every year heavy rain brings misery and gridlock to west Africa
67. Iraq’s political deadlock turns violent
68. The world’s oldest crown prince nears the throne of Kuwait
69. Why so many religious students in Nigeria beg in the streets
70. Two ethnic revolts rack Ethiopia at the same time
71. The ageing, ailing Palestinian leader does not do much governing
72. Mediterranean gas sends sparks flying between Lebanon and Israel
73. In Israel, birth rates are converging between Jews and Muslims
74. A dictator’s ghost haunts Angola’s upcoming elections
75. William Ruto is declared Kenya’s next president
76. Arab central banks are tagging along with America’s rate rises
77. William Ruto is declared Kenya’s next president
78. The Emirates hope to jolt clouds into sharing their bounty
80. How al-Qaeda and Islamic State are digging into Africa
81. The attack on Gaza may bolster Israel’s prime minister
82. Kenya’s presidential election looks too close to call
83. Ghana, an oft-lauded African economy, is back for a 17th bail-out
84. Beirut marks an awful anniversary with more disaster
85. Iraq’s parliamentary plague
86. Why women are fatter than men in the Arab world
87. Israel’s Russian conundrum
88. An oil auction in Congo bodes ill for the climate
89. Somalia is on the brink of starvation
90. Tunisia’s president is pushing an ominous constitution
91. African startups are raising unprecedented amounts. What next?
92. Why nurseries in Senegal leave pricey plants unguarded
93. Egypt locks up “terrorists”, but won’t say which terror group they belong to
94. Jose Eduardo dos Santos, who plundered Angola, has died
95. Can elephants and rhinos coexist with livestock and their owners?
96. Young Palestinians in Gaza cannot find work and cannot leave
97. What does the Middle East offer America?
98. Israel’s new leader, Yair Lapid, has four months to prove himself
99. A new web of Arab railways could transform the Middle East
100. Two stupendous football scores raise questions in Sierra Leone
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