World

The Islamic State is on the road to collapse and is now lashing out. Will the West take its bait?

The attack in France was the 28th since 9/11 to take more than 100 lives. But it could outscale all the others in its effects.

On an evening where Paris’s liberté and égalité came under fire, the world stood up to provide some fraternité

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Conservative Party interim leader Rona Ambrose release statements following the attacks

A new report says Islamic State committed genocide, and argues that countries like Canada must therefore hold them accountable

The cultural shift in the United Kingdom toward transgender awareness has not been without controversy

White evangelical Protestants are the group least likely to believe in climate change. So in America, Katharine Hayhoe is setting out to change that.

Former ambassador Glenn Davidson on leaving Damascus, the civil war, the current peace talks—and what Canada needs to do

Syrian refugees find themselves lonely, and perplexed, at the Arctic Circle

John Gallagher, a former Canadian infantryman who was fighting Islamic State alongside the YPG, was profiled by Maclean’s months before his death