World

Paul Wells on why the leaders aren’t so far apart, even if Canada won’t pay its share of the bill

If the West wants to defend its values, Canada is going to have to pick up the slack

Mass protests led by a cricketer politician and a Canadian cleric are paving the way for dramatic change

After centuries of uneasy union, Scotland is poised to vote on independence. The end of Great Britain may be closer than we think.

How a reality show all about baking—instead of bickering or backstory—became a proxy for an uncertain United Kingdom

America is trying to come to terms with its secret use of torture. If only the CIA wasn’t getting in the way.

Everyone, from marathoners to Boy Scouts, is working to replace rumours and fear with facts

Bombing may blunt the progress of Islamic insurgents, but history tells us air power has limited results

Both loved and loathed, the 1995 film classic looms large in the battle over Scottish independence

Speaker John Boehner is ready to sue the President