World

While it stands with the anti-Islamic State coalition, Turkey’s real threat is already inside its borders

A decade ago, same-sex marriage was legal in one state. Soon it will be 30.

Stephen Harper doesn’t need Parliament’s approval to join the Iraq war. But there are advantages to getting it.

The Northwest Territories government leader on his desire to build pipelines, court Chinese tourists and fight climate change at the same time.

His presidential legacy—and the fate of the Keystone pipeline—now hang on six midterm election seats

Pitfalls and opportunities after Thursday’s referendum

What Scots really want is better government. Why did it take the U.K. so long to catch on?

Paul Wells on identity politics in Scotland and elsewhere

Iconic pieces from the Trudeaus and more trace the link between politics and style

Barbara Amiel on the United Nations’ far-from-balanced inquiries