World

Falling oil prices could signal massive change in the Middle Eastern kingdom

The Canadian journalist who spent 400 days in an Egyptian prison says a feature film based on his memoir is being made

Islamic State and al-Qaeda use different tactics to attract potential recruits

Arvind Kejriwal is upsetting the status quo and drawing ire in the face of Narendra Modi’s popular government

Nimr al-Nimr’s son on last words with his father and what Saudi Arabia may do with armoured vehicles from Canada.

Removed from Canada, Cindor Reeves worried that Liberian assassins would try to kill him. They are.

Alexander Litvinenko’s murder was the stuff of spy novels. Now it’s straining U.K.-Russian relations.

Everything Vladimir Putin has done to reassert Russian power has seemed farfetched, outlandish and inconceivable—until he did it

The U.K. High Commissioner to Canada discusses calls to increase defence spending and the Alexander Litvinenko report

Unpacking the World Economic Forum’s wild parties, meaningless buzzwords, and lack of diversity