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Efforts to fix Afghanistan have been a colossal disappointment. 2016 will be its make-or-break year.
Charity towards refugees sinks in the tide of humanity
Paul Wells on why Europe’s relocation program isn’t working
American beauty: The outsider spirit of U.S. photography
As America debates who gets to be American, a new AGO exhibit is a reminder that America is made great by its outsiders
Patty Hajdu on the search for gender equality
The Status of Women minister says gender equality makes for good fiscal policy
Maclean’s on the Hill: Trudeau goes stateside, gender equality
Our Ottawa bureau’s weekly audio briefing on the week in Canadian politics
Rapid-Fire Politics: What was Trudeau’s biggest win in Washington?
For the most significant announcement in D.C., John Geddes looks north—way north
Justin Trudeau takes Ottawa’s debates to Washington
’It’s me sitting here as Prime Minister of Canada, not Stephen Harper.’
Sorry Canada, but Trudeau’s right, we are America’s kid sibling
Justin Trudeau isn’t the first to view Canada as the well-behaved younger sibling to a naughty, rebellious America
It’s 2017: Trump refugees are here with U-Hauls of crap
Scott Feschuk on a humanitarian crisis with big-screen TVs