World

A former homeland security official says there’s an easy way to ease our border problems

Havel’s translator, Paul Wilson, on the statesman, the dissident, the artist

A controversial student at the famed university is ordered to pay damages to a Canadian abused in Tehran

Media darling Enrique Peña Nieto leads the pack in the run-up to the 2012 vote—despite some stumbles

Hungary is now Canada’s top source for refugee claimants, but success rates are dropping

Opponents say he’s gutting the town of Lacoste’s soul

Will Bashar al-Assad’s brutal crackdown bring down the Syrian regime?

Nearly 10 years after France officially adopted the euro, a staggering amount of francs are still around

As details of a 10-year Neo-Nazi killing spree emerge, Germans are learning that racist ideology is more widespread than they thought

Will David Cameron’s new mortgage plan get British renters on the property ladder?