Michael Petrou
Canada’s secret bid to stop Russian hackers
How Ottawa quietly backed efforts to fight Russian cyber-attacks against Ukraine
Coming soon: The Mohamed Fahmy movie
The Canadian journalist who spent 400 days in an Egyptian prison says a feature film based on his memoir is being made
Mohammed al-Nimr on his father’s execution in Saudi Arabia
Nimr al-Nimr’s son on last words with his father and what Saudi Arabia may do with armoured vehicles from Canada.
Novel cut from Israeli school curriculum becomes bestseller
Borderlife, a novel about an Israeli-Palestinian romance, will be translated into English later this year
Deported refugee fears for his life in Liberia
Removed from Canada, Cindor Reeves worried that Liberian assassins would try to kill him. They are.
How Litvinenko’s poisoning fits into Putin’s power play
Everything Vladimir Putin has done to reassert Russian power has seemed farfetched, outlandish and inconceivable—until he did it
Why is Canada making arms deals with the Saudis?
The Conservative and Liberal governments alike are ready to make deals with the human-rights-abusing nation
With his words, Raihan Abir honours his slain Bangladeshi colleagues
His colleagues were hacked to death in Bangladesh. He’s endured death threats. And yet Raihan Abir carries on his website’s work, in Canada.
In Ukraine, a gun becomes a necessary tool
Andrey Lomakin’s ‘Amulet’ portrait series captures how the Maidan Revolution changed Ukranians’ view of guns
Germany’s new problem with refugees
The attacks in Cologne have changed perceptions of migrants and maybe the nation’s willingness to embrace them
The Interview: Gulwali Passarlay on his escape from Afghanistan
Passarlay survived human trafficking and a Mediterranean crossing. And he plans to go back home.
Why would Saudi Arabia execute a Shia cleric? It’s all about America.
Saudi Arabia’s execution of a Shia cleric has dangerously escalated regional tensions. That’s just what it wants.