World

For the record: Justin Trudeau’s speech to the World Economic Forum in Davos

The U.K.’s Labour leader wants nuclear disarmament, and he’s going to war with his own party to try and get it

While it may be ridiculous to criticize race, it is reasonable to criticize culture, writes Scott Gilmore

The Conservative and Liberal governments alike are ready to make deals with the human-rights-abusing nation

An interview with Barnett Rubin, the leading U.S. expert on Afghanistan

Inside the dangerous—and often controversial—effort to spread Christianity in the hermit kingdom

On April 21, Queen Elizabeth II celebrates what no reigning British monarch ever has: her 90th birthday

Paralympic-style event is the brainchild of Prince, who openly modelled it after the U.S. Warrior Games

Surging property prices are turning a growing number of middle-class Londoners into ’super commuters’—and they’re happier for it

On its once-porous southern border, Mexico has taken on an unlikely new role: anti-migrant enforcer