Syria

The latest stats reinforce the daunting task facing the Liberals, who vow to keep their promise and resettle 25,000 more refugees by year’s end

Former ambassador Glenn Davidson on leaving Damascus, the civil war, the current peace talks—and what Canada needs to do

Syrian refugees find themselves lonely, and perplexed, at the Arctic Circle

John Gallagher, a former Canadian infantryman who was fighting Islamic State alongside the YPG, was profiled by Maclean’s months before his death

The photograph of Alan Kurdi, dead on a beach, moved the world. Now, his father has become a pawn in the region’s intractable conflicts. It’s tearing him apart.

John Geddes on Trudeau’s risky refugee promise

Your party pioneered the notion of ’responsibility to protect’. Ending the air war against Islamic State would violate it.

Two British MP’s propose a plan for Syria, offering at least some evidence of moral leadership that’s lacking elsewhere

Why the Conservative government’s policy on whom it would prefer to admit as a refugee is so problematic

By entering the Syrian civil war, Russia is asserting itself as a new power in the Middle East—at America’s expense. And everything will be worse for it.