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Under Nicolas Maduro, student protests against the late Chávez’s policies have boiled over into violent street battles

He took Crimea. The fear now is that Putin won’t stop there.

Like the U.S.S.R., Putin’s Russia is dangerously exposed to swings in energy prices

Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Crimea has touched off a high-stakes, Cold War-style clash—one that Russia can’t afford to lose

An excerpt from Smith’s book, The Dogs Are Eating Them Now

Maclean’s archives: The Afghan leader on security, enforcing women’s rights—and sitting down with the Taliban

’We are considering a whole series of steps,’ president warns Putin

Video: Foreign correspondent Michael Petrou reports from Kyiv

Michael Petrou on the gulf between revolutionaries and politicians

Is Marion Maréchal-Le Pen out to salvage her infamous last name, or ride a new wave of anti-immigrant hatred?