World

Michael Petrou explains the disturbing scenes in Calais and why there has been such an ugly uproar in the press and Parliament over this relative trickle

More than two weeks into the manhunt, tracking experts explain how the convicted killers could have evaded authorities for so long

David Wilkins, who brokered a 2000 compromise deal to put the Confederate flag in a less prominent spot, wants the flag gone

Islamic State is losing control of the Turkish-Syrian border that it needs. And with its lifeline cut off, a ‘Day of Judgment’ looms.

Thousands of young people are joining paramilitary groups to defend Poland in response to Russian aggression in Ukraine

Inside a military hospital in Kyiv, Canadian-backed doctors are fighting to save battle-scarred soldiers

The first shots of the Civil War were fired here. The stains of grief, hatred and vengeance have not been erased.

America’s strategy to destroy the radical group in Iraq and Syria has failed spectacularly. There’s a way to turn the tables—but Obama wouldn’t say yes.

How Mexico’s version of ’The Onion’ has became one of the most scathing critics of a corrupt ruling class

The Pope’s speech asks the whole world to listen to his pleas about climate change—and even invites Naomi Klein to Rome to help