Europe: Now Nobel-certified as the most peaceful of our major continents!
Paul Wells on a recognition that is long overdue
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 stuck with middleweight division
John Baird makes the rounds of the global middle powers
Georgia’s post-Soviet politics
The long-time ruling party loses to an upstart coalition led by a shadowy billionaire
Allô Nathalie!
— CTV News, Sept. 24, 2010 — Canadian Press, tonight UPDATE: Normandeau responds (to Zambito, not to me). She was a straight...
You people are letting Andrew Sullivan down again
And by "you people," of course I mean you, President Obama. The extended North American/ Anglosphere Twittersphere is agog these...
Richard Wagner: The political son not named Justin
Unlike Justin Trudeau, Wagner’s role in shaping Canada’s future is assured
Georgia just had its first peaceful power transition—ever
In unprecedented move, President Saakashvili gracefully conceded his party’s defeat
To the contrary, Monsieur Harper
Marois’s new Harper-opposing policies discourage investment, immigration, resource development and healthy universities
Canada-China investment: Big risk in the fine print
This is long but it’s important. Bear with me. Stephen Harper sounded concerned in Vancouver earlier this month as he discussed...
Go, Justin, go! The hopes and dreams of Maclean’s are with you!
A greatest hits of our decade-long thing for Trudeau