Russia

Canada is removing four Russian diplomats in solidarity with the U.K. Here’s how Ottawa expels them—and makes sure they actually leave.

Terry Glavin: Trudeau is quick with harsh words for Putin, but when it comes to clear cases of Chinese meddling in Canada why does he stay mum?

Vladimir Putin has been in power for 18 years now — sneering at international institutions and getting away with murder. Sunday’s election will only serve to extend his reach to 2024.

Stephen Maher: Trump fired the Secretary of State right after he denounced Russia for a nerve gas attack on British soil. It speaks volumes.

Scott Gilmore: It’s economy is smaller than Canada’s and its military is nothing next to the U.S., yet it’s winning at one thing: upending the world order

Rex Tillerson’s firing as U.S. secretary of state is a heavy blow for Canada’s foreign minister, who worked in step with him on North Korea and Russia

Former GQ Russia editor Michael Idov says the nations share magical thinking and addiction to simplistic narratives

As President Trump approaches one year in office, we take a closer look at a pivotal Trump Tower meeting at the heart of the ongoing Russia investigation—a persistent mess for the president’s administration.

Liberal democracy isn’t the only game in town. And 2018 may usher in more decay of our preferred political system.

Scott Gilmore: When you consider the large body of evidence that is growing by the day, how can you come to any other conclusion?