World

Will far-right populism become a mainstream view in European politics? France’s upcoming election will offer a first test.

Elizabeth II is so indefatigable that she rarely cancels events. This time is different.

U.S. influence is at a new low and will keep falling under Trump. What comes next is going to be ugly.

Why the assassination of the Russian ambassador in Ankara forces Turkey ever closer to an already ascendant Russia

Two decades after the princess was killed in a car accident in Paris, her life will be honoured in London

Every tyrant has now learned the Syrian lesson: you can bomb your cities and kill with impunity. How the West failed so horribly.

On Oct. 26, millions of pages of documents on the Kennedy assassination could finally be released

Vimy was not our finest military hour. But it’s an entry point into World War One for many Canadians—and is worthy of a pilgrimage

When ISIS arrived in Mosul, they were seen as liberators. Then the violence began. Here are stories from people who survived ISIS rule.

Looking ahead to 2017 in Thailand, where national grieving will continue for a full year until a funeral pyre is completed in September