World

As Western nations consider punishing pro-Assad Russians with further sanctions, browse the full list of those already blacklisted by the West

From the rise of nationalist forces to Russian interference to Brexit, Europe is under attack and on the edge of disintegration

In a surprise announcement, U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May says she wants a general election in June. Here are four factors that explain the move

Controversy has erupted in India over comments by a Punjabi politician attacking Canada’s minister of defence who is on a visit to the country

Watch the White House press secretary’s daily brief to reporters at the White House

In the anarchical world of pure power politics, if the U.S. decides international trade rules no longer apply to it, would China conciliate or retaliate?

What the uprising against now-removed president Park Geun-hye reveals about the forces felt by South Korea’s young

Women of power, influence and—yes—privilege gathered recently in Manhattan. As Anne Kingston writes, their show of strength could not be more timely.

A former Canadian diplomat on all the messages that America’s Syrian strikes send—and how Canada and the West continue to fail

The photo of Hamid Kutini carrying the lifeless body of a Syrian child galvanized outrage over the Assad government’s chemical attack