Andrew Mitrovica

It’s good that the ICC has charged Putin with war crimes. But what about the blood on the hands of the US and Is­rael?

Did Chi­na in­ter­fere in Cana­da’s elec­tions? We don’t know. But jour­nal­ists must not rely on friend­ly leaks for the truth.

Tox­ic racists must be erased – fig­u­ra­tive­ly speak­ing – from main­stream cul­ture, rel­e­gat­ed to the in­ter­net’s cor­ners.

Ris­ing at­tacks on Mus­lims and the shock­ing re­sponse of po­lice and courts ex­pose Cana­da’s will­ing­ness to tol­er­ate hate.

Edit­ing Roald Dahl chil­dren’s books in or­der to al­leged­ly ‘mod­ernise’ them is a sac­ri­lege.

Amid the pain and suf­fer­ing af­ter the earth­quake in Turkey and Syr­ia, res­cues from the rub­ble give us a glim­mer of hope.

The na­tion, wide­ly known and ad­mired for its tol­er­ance and kind­ness, is fray­ing thread by thread.

Af­ter the lat­est bout of mass shoot­ings, Amer­i­can out­rage will be short-lived, its gun ad­dic­tion – pre­served.

The res­ig­na­tion of New Zealand’s prime min­is­ter shows hu­mil­i­ty and em­pa­thy still have a place in pol­i­tics.

The se­ri­al­ly ly­ing Re­pub­li­can con­gress­man is stuck in a mess of his cre­ation. Yet I feel pity for him.