The massive bombing in Kabul underscores how far the country has fallen as security has collapsed and foreign aid evaporated
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Maclean’s Interview: Wiebo Ludwig
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Anti-oil patch activist on his arrest, the ‘very humane’ search of his property, and the EnCana pipeline bombings
Our Afghan M*A*S*H unit
In Kandahar, our docs are saving lives and making friends
The scary truth about airport security
What works, what doesn’t—and why body scanners aren’t the answer
Pawns in a fatal game
Pakistan’s people are trapped between their own leaders and radicals in a bloody civil war
Is Hamas in over its head?
Writing in the New York Times, Ben-Gurion University’s Benny Morris suggests Israelis aren’t simply scared; they’re deathly afraid—and not just for themselves, but for the future of Israel. Morris argues Israel is struggling to adapt to a new reality that includes dwindling sympathy for the Jewish state in the West and an energized Islamic opposition to Israel’s very existence:
Lebanon redux
Philippe Gohier
Wife says accused prof is innocent in Paris blast
French police allege U Ottawa, Carleton prof played a role in synagogue bombing