World

Opinion: Homa Hoodfar, once detained in Tehran’s infamous Evin prison for "dabbling in feminism," examines what’s driving the new wave of women’s activism in Iran

Trump’s vow to slap huge tariffs on steel and aluminum imports sparked an uproar from businesses, world leaders and economists the world over

Allen Abel: At the U.S. Capitol, the president, Congress and thousands of citizens mark the end of Billy Graham’s long crusade

Opinion: China is now a one-man dictatorship yearning to restore the archaic political norms of the country’s imperial past

Contrasting narratives around two high-profile visitors in India offer insight into where the world’s largest democracy’s priorities may lie

Searching out firearm-free restaurants. Refusing play-dates at households with guns. In the Land of the Free, being the adult in the room isn’t easy.

For a host of Canadian veterans, Pyeongchang is a reminder of what was accomplished during the Korean War. But also what was lost.

The Richmond Hill lawyer returned to Kenya recently to work on the campaign of opposition leader Raila Odinga, but went missing until Kenya deported him

In 1986, Gus Dalton led a rescue of more than 150 refugees. It was the spark that brought large numbers of Tamils to Canada.

Adnan R. Khan reports from Turkey, where American bumbling in Syria is creating a potentially hazardous situation with its key NATO ally