World

College sports in the U.S. is a billion-dollar business. Is it time to finally start paying student athletes?

Ceremony and moment of silence planned to honour the victims

The unrest in Ukraine is not a brewing civil war, but the second phase of Russia’s invasion.

The enthusiasm and bravery Afghans displayed voting this weekend is a victory for them, and for the foreign soldiers who helped make it possible.

Hope for a new era of politics is being crushed by Taliban attacks and warlords jockeying for power

No matter how juicy the latest government scandal, young, liberal Turks can’t seem to mobilize politically

Russian classical musicians have supported Putin’s Crimean invasion, but risk audience backlash

The answer may lie with its neighbour, which has Europe’s hottest economy

Pavlo Sheremeta explains why he took Ukraine’s most difficult job and what he must accomplish before it’s too late

If we want to put the brakes on Putin’s expansionism, all we have to do is wait