NATO

Adnan R. Khan in Istanbul: Erdogan’s brand of populism still wins, and it’s an example of what happens in a country that has no political centre

Terry Glavin: A new analysis says Canada should keep its troops in Latvia, but the unraveling of the transatlantic relationship poses a momentous challenge

Scott Gilmore: America has gone from bulwark of the western alliance to a threat. It’s time for a strategy to contain the U.S. and defend ourselves.

Opinion: Why the Canadian Armed Forces are trapped in a catch-22—and why pressure on our politicians is the only thing that can break it

Adnan R. Khan reports from Turkey, where American bumbling in Syria is creating a potentially hazardous situation with its key NATO ally

The NATO mission was born amid fear that Russia’s intervention in Ukraine would recur in the Baltics. But Latvia is not Ukraine.

Battle-hardened troops are massing in Eastern Europe with a clear mission: Send a message to Putin

Paul Wells visits Camp Adazi, Latvia, where a Canadian-led battlegroup marked its first official day on the job

The world has taken measure of the president and found a person not to be taken seriously. It’s the end of the American century.

In the same week, Obama was embraced like a saint while Trump was a diplomatic disaster. It’s the best and worst of times.