Vladimir Putin

An injured little boy is a metaphor for the collapse of humanity in a ceaseless war in Syria we’d rather not even think about

Carleton University’s Stephen Saideman on how Canada is viewed at the 2016 NATO summit held in Warsaw

With Syria, Vladimir Putin wanted the world to know Russia is once again a major military player. Mission accomplished.

Donald Trump doesn’t just admire Vladimir Putin, he emulates him. What this tells us about the Donald’s rise and how he’d rule.

How Ottawa quietly backed efforts to fight Russian cyber-attacks against Ukraine

Alexander Litvinenko’s murder was the stuff of spy novels. Now it’s straining U.K.-Russian relations.

Everything Vladimir Putin has done to reassert Russian power has seemed farfetched, outlandish and inconceivable—until he did it

The U.K. High Commissioner to Canada discusses calls to increase defence spending and the Alexander Litvinenko report

All of Moscow’s effort and attention, combined with Canada’s neglect, has effectively turned the Arctic Ocean into Putin’s Lake.

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.