Syria

Adnan R. Khan: If the president’s wildly uninformed decision about Syria is the new norm for U.S. foreign policy, the world is in for a rough ride

The Syria that emerges from seven years of conflict will look nothing like the country it was before. For the foreseeable future, Syria will remain a broken shell of a nation.

Terry Glavin: The Kurds were the ones giving ISIS a thrashing when the U.S. and Obama would not. Now Trump’s America is leaving them for dead.

It started with a frantic call to Canada’s ambassador to Jordan, writes Terry Glavin. How the escape unfolded—and the wrenching truth about those left behind

Terry Glavin: The tragic pattern of Russian barbarism, American duplicity and the Assad regime’s murderous cruelty is playing out once more—and no one is willing to stop it

A daring plan kickstarted by Canada’s Chrystia Freeland saved hundreds of civil defence workers—but only after they survived slander, persecution and bombs

Yarmouk, an unofficial Palestinian refugee camp in Syria, "has been transformed into a death camp, like one of the lower regions of hell," yet Palestinian leaders in the West Bank and Gaza have taken little notice

Trump explains the purpose of the combined U.S., Britain and France military action

Adnan R. Khan: The Russians and Iranians are in full control now. But their victory will leave them dangerously exposed in a devastated country.

Terry Glavin: With the U.S. wavering and the chemical attacks continuing, Israelis have found themselves drawn reluctantly into the chaos