World

Now the world is learning the high price of American detachment

The WikiLeaks founder demanded the U.S. drop a four-year investigation into his work

When America pulled out of Iraq, the war wasn’t over. Why it may have no choice but to go back in.

U.S. ambassador Bruce Heyman on pipeline politics, Obama’s relationship with Harper and why we’re still delayed at the border

What the sudden surge in anti-European Union political parties really means for the future of the continent

The brave king who stood up to authoritarian rightwingers

New law would punish anyone who denigrates Russia’s second World War record

Full text of the new U.S. Ambassador’s first major speech in Canada

Jang Jin Sung spoke with Katie Engelhart on his dramatic rise, perilous escape, and being part of Kim Jong Il’s inner circle

The wall came down, but, 25 years later, Germans in the east and west are still struggling to get along