The Rest
Trump’s trade tantrums spell trouble for Trudeau
May 16, 20178 Comments
Donald Trump's "unhinged rhetoric" over trade agreement is creating headaches for Canada, writes senior television news executive Louis Cooper.
Whatever happened to the Muslim Brotherhood?
Dec 2, 20161 Comment
Over three years ago, the Brotherhood's main man Mohammed Morsi was unseated from power. But the saga didn't end there, writes freelance journalist in Egypt Salma Islam.
Melania Trump, the Slovenian philosopher and political plagiarism
Helen RazerJul 21, 20168 Comments
Has Melania Trump ever met Marxist philosopher Slavoj Zizek? It would explain some things.
Tony Abbott 'yearns for justice' but ignores airline's role in MH17
Ben SandilandsJul 18, 20167 Comments
Tony Abbott wants justice for victims of MH17. But he should consider the culpability of the airline, not just of Russia.
What happens if I get Zika virus?
Feb 12, 20162 Comments
Should we all freak out about the Zika virus? Crikey intern April Dudgeon gets out the Aerogard and finds out.
You're not safe from a bomb attack on a plane. But that's OK -- you're not safe anywhere
Ben SandilandsFeb 8, 20165 Comments
Should we worry about airport security in the wake of the Somalia plane bombing?
Canada's Conservatives open the Howard playbook
Oct 19, 2015
In making the niqab -- and by extension, Muslims -- an election issue, Stephen Harper is walking a difficult line. Freelance journalist Tim Forster reports from Canada.
Rundle: Canada's own dead-cat politicking
Guy RundleSep 30, 201512 Comments
Canada definitely does not want to become the United States -- but is it ready to return to liberal government?
Obama's historic Kenya visit: a land of promise, in a moment of peril
Jul 29, 20151 Comment
Obama's recent visit to Kenya spotlighted a country at a crossroads, at once dependent on Chinese investment, and entranced by Western culture. Writer and broadcaster Kirsten Drysdale explains.
What lies ahead for Peter Greste?
CrikeyJun 12, 2015
Peter Greste wants to explore working in long-form documentaries, and vows to fight for press freedom. Freelance journalist in Cairo Joel Gulhane reports.