World

Image of the Week: If you think the line-ups at your hometown Tim’s are bad, wait’ll you see the ones in China

If U.S. politics is a sea of rage, Cory Booker and Tulsi Gabbard are swimming against the tide. It sets them apart but ... there be monsters

Ending the Khomeinist regime will take sustained civil resistance by Iranians, says Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi, but there are ways for other countries to help

Allen Abel: In declaring a national emergency, the president veers from impromptu slam poetry to claiming he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize. But, hey America, everything’s okay.

Image of the week: He’s held up as saviour of economically ravaged Venezuela, but the man most democratic nations recognize as president has yet to put a firm grip on power

Allen Abel: If the state of the union is so happy and prosperous, why are the country’s politics so angry and noxious? Answer: the man at the rostrum.

Inside the high-stakes extradition fight for a top Huawei executive—and why Canada’s relationship with China may never recover

Opinion: The papal visit challenges the contention that there is an unbridgeable gap between Islam and Christianity

Will it last, asks Allen Abel, or will Trump use the last bullet in his revolver to shoot himself in the foot?

The inside story of an improbable team of divers, a near-impossible plan and the rescue of 12 boys from a Thai cave