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Adnan R. Khan: The Iraq mission wasn’t all it was pumped up to be. In retrospect, Canada shouldn’t have left Afghanistan, which badly needs help.

The photo of Alan Kurdi, face-down on a beach, was seen as a wake-up call. But two years later, the crisis persists—for refugees, and for the Kurdis

Opinion: Turkey’s mutable Republic Monument poses a stark question—why do countries even award places of honour to historical figures?

Young, educated Afghans are working to reclaim the country—and they need help now, more than ever, even as the U.S. debates its Afghanistan strategy

The cell behind the Las Ramblas attack was not sophisticated. But its tactics underscore how difficult it will be to end this kind of terror.

Opinion: Despite the Liberals’ boasts of its humanitarian credentials, Canada’s refugee intake numbers reveal something else

Secular women are pushing back against an alarming rise of religious conservatism. Their message: ’Don’t mess with my outfit!’

In a world flooded with millions of displaced people, Canada has become the dream destination—and a cash cow for those capitalizing on their hopes

This country’s weapons sales to Saudi Arabia are scandalous, and recent deals with the Kurds are likely to end in disaster too

New data shows that incidents of terrorism around the world continue to decline as police forces gain the upper hand

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