World

How we arrived in this Twilight Zone, in which the norms of public discourse have broken down and grotesque spectacles of incivility feel like the new normal

It’s all about fear of ’divided loyalties.’ But Canada has no such rule, and we’re hardly circling the geopolitical drain.

Amid the crass politicization and the cruel false hope around the Charlie Gard case is this truth: We, as a society, refuse to grasp death

Fox News and others have begun focusing on the Canadian government’s $10.5 million compensation payment to Omar Khadr

With asylum seekers still traveling north and crossing the border illegally, Krista Hessey explains what happens once they set foot on Canadian soil.

Turkey’s movement for justice is facing off against its authoritarian president. Turkish activists are wondering: Why isn’t Canada helping?

Terry Glavin on the death of Nobel Peace laureate Liu Xiaobo and Canada’s efforts to wine and dine the prisoner’s tormentors

In Pablo Escobar’s old stomping ground, a well-connected Toronto company is growing weed to supply the global demand for cannabis products. This time it’ll be legal.

ISIS was driven from Mosul, but at a devastating price. The other Iraqi and Syrian cities it still controls will also not fall easily.

The G20 summit showed that the new Trump administration’s “America First” foreign policy actually means “America Alone”