World

Turkey’s president reinvents himself in the aftermath of a disastrous election

The MERS virus has killed at least 19, and is sparking fear and anger about the government’s initially slow response

Kosovo owes its existence to the West. Its capital even has a statue of Bill Clinton. But even here, Islamic State is taking root.

Surviving the treacherous Mediterranean crossing is only the beginning. Life inside Italy’s refugee centres

While U.S. politicians continue to argue about illegal immigration, the problem has mysteriously begun to disappear.

Despite his policy and pronouncements about gender equality, Narendra Modi makes a bad gaffe

Why did the US arrest a Uruguayan in Switzerland for taking bribes from Brazil over a Chilean soccer match?

Two internal audits suggest persistent security flaws despite the now-familiar routine of shoeless passengers

There are dangerous times ahead, but the country’s liberals, Kurds and secularists are breathing a sigh of relief after the election

Toronto-based filmmaker convicted of ’gathering and collusion against national security’