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OttawaJustin Trudeau, NATO, and the problem with backseat ministeringThe attacks in Paris raise questions about the prime minister’s policies. But he should get a chance to answer them.
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WorldThe haunting remnants of the attacks in ParisFrom Vice News, a report from a stilled Paris on a day of mourning, following a night of darkness
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WorldWhy ISIS is more dangerous than everThe Islamic State is on the road to collapse and is now lashing out. Will the West take its bait?
WorldThe fallout from FranceThe attack in France was the 28th since 9/11 to take more than 100 lives. But it could outscale all the others in its effects.
WorldPhoto gallery: The world stands for ParisOn an evening where Paris’s liberté and égalité came under fire, the world stood up to provide some fraternité