Afghanistan: Fruits of the U.S. journalist surge
At times a couple of weeks ago, a visitor might have been forgiven for confusing Kandahar with New Hampshire during primary...
Paul Wells
Maclean’s senior writer Paul Wells writes about politics across Canada and abroad. Except sometimes he ignores politics and writes about music or something else.
Canada-EU trade: And suddenly it was Christmas for policy geeks
A coalition of groups dedicated to defending the rights of workers and the downtrodden have this morning released very nearly the...
Music: Blow your horn
The National Broadcast Orchestra, reborn from the unfunded ashes of the CBC Radio Orchestra, had its premiere concert in January...
Kaczynski, the backlash: Against him, against the entire cult of martyrdom
Two very good op-ed articles in the New York Times bring to this side of the Atlantic some of the debate that’s been stirred in...
Hey look: Thousands of American soldiers can sure change your summer
From the print edition, the promised account of my latest week in Afghanistan . A four-LAV convoy of fine men and women from the...
In Afganistan the final battle begins
Paul Wells: This time the tactics are different and backup has arrived
How I spent my holiday (in Kandahar)
GALLERY: Paul Wells shares photos from his recent trip to Afghanistan
Rights and Democracy: Meet the new boss
The problem at R&D is not, or not primarily, its new president; it is the shady new board majority
Music: "...or was it your heart bursting?"
By one of the odd coincidences a capital city sometimes serves up, the Ottawa Symphony Orchestra has long been scheduled to play a...
A land too acquainted with grief
Paul Wells on the death of controversial Polish president Lech Kaczynski