World

Is China’s arrest of Kevin and Julia Garratt about Christianity or crossing the line in North Korea?

A historian looks back and finds some major takeaways and hard truths about Canadians at war

With unemployment still sky-high, this is the largest emigration since millions of people fled Franco’s dictatorship

Why everyone is a wee bit nervous

Lobbing rockets across an international border is generally considered an act of war

Filipino fathers get a crash course in parenting while the mothers work as nannies overseas

Why don’t Jews speak openly and critically about Israeli policy, as the Gaza conflict rages on? Thinly veiled anti-Semitism.

On the current violence, the murder of teenager Mohammed Abu Khdeir, and how the conflict may one day end

As the conflict in Gaza ratchets up, it’s clear the status quo can’t hold. But the idea of a peaceful resolution seems as remote as ever

The nation is suffering a crisis of identity so fundamental that recovering from it will be more daunting than defeating ISIS