World

He’s the new face of India’s legendary political dynasty and, if he has his way, he may be the last

A senior World Bank economist talks about Poland’s economic growth and what it means for the rest of Europe

Film playing at Hot Docs festival gives voice to a group that’s all but vanished from Russian public life

The death of 16 Sherpas has sparked an uprising and maybe some long-overdue change on Mt. Everest

Russia is effectively calling the shots in Ukraine’s east, even if it doesn’t formally rule it

Why the UN’s latest peacekeeping mission in Africa may prove to be one of its toughest

On the cold, mean streets of Beijing, a private detective searches taxis to recover lost objects and hope

Author Carlotta Gall on Pakistan’s meddling in Afghanistan, and why the West has been fighting the wrong enemy since 9/11

Britain’s culture minister was tasked with regulating the media. Then the media took her down.

Defence wraps up its cross-examination of Pistorius after 5 emotional days on the stand