Who the real extremists are in America
Adnan R. Khan: Can racism ever be washed away in America? One thing is clear, those trying to stop the movement are worried and destined to fail.
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Adnan R. Khan
Adnan R. Khan has been on the ground for Maclean’s in some of the world’s most unfriendly places, from Pakistan to Iraq, writing about conflict, politics, society, and the occasional vacationing tips in Afghanistan. He claims to be based in a small cabin somewhere on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast though no one can definitively prove it.
Coronavirus in Canada: When freedom is a liability
Adnan R. Khan: Provinces are having to crack down dramatically to get people off the streets. Can our free societies meet the challenge of coronavirus?
A NATO ally is hurtling toward crisis. Should we care?
Adnan R. Khan: After its flirtations with Russia, Turkey now faces a foreign policy disaster in Syria. Can anything be done to save it?
The terrorists are winning the ’War on Terror’
Adnan R. Khan: Eighteen years after 9/11, the world is fractured and in turmoil. That was Osama bin Laden’s plan all along.
How Iran could have shot down a passenger jet
Safeguards should have stopped the targeting of an airliner. Tensions, egos and loosened rules could have got in the way.
The U.S. has gone rogue, and Canada may be caught in the crossfire
Adnan R. Khan: The assassination of Qassem Soleimani could set Iraq on fire, with dire consequences for Canadian troops
The Liberal government’s foreign policy cop out
Adnan R. Khan: At a historically critical moment, when the world really does need more Canada, it’s nowhere to be found
A ’safe zone’ in Syria was a lie
Adnan R. Khan: Turkey vowed to rid northern Syria of terrorists and create a ’safe zone’ for refugees. Instead, terrorists have taken over.
As protests deepen in Iraq, Canada is caught in the middle
Adnan R. Khan: Iraqis are demanding more say in politics, their government has responded with violence, and Canada’s mission to the country has taken on added urgency
What happens to ISIS after the death of Baghdadi?
Adnan R. Khan: The nightmare scenario is a reunion with al Qaeda, which would vastly increase the group’s capabilities