World

The presidential nominee for the centre-left Socialist party is a nerd famous for his lack of star power

The crowds were sparse, but hope remains in Tahrir square

The pickled cabbage, spilled on a German highway, froze instantly. It took four hours for emergency workers to clean it up.

Pro-democracy protesters talk to ’Maclean’s’ about the toll of fighting the regime and their fears for the future

One year after the disaster at the Dai-Ichi nuclear plant, nearby villages remain empty

Wealthy alumni are buying up naming rights to universities’ bathrooms

The Islamic political movement has its own, slick channel

A football-obsessed nation waits to see who will lead the nation’s squad

Support is soaring for the father of seven who offers the rhetorical red meat Romney can’t

A militant group of hunters has set out to exterminate the ’feathered vermin’