Janice Dickson

Ismahane Elouafi says ‘the connection between food security and national security is huge’

Israeli police, citing security concerns, had barred church leaders from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre to celebrate Palm Sunday mass

For decades, Africans uprooted by conflict had one country they knew they could turn to. Now, as resources dwindle, tensions are climbing

In a nation beset by civil war and corruption, foreign-aid cuts add to the struggle to support malnourished children

Children living under occupation will be forcibly recruited to the Russian army, Oleksandra Matviichuk says

Kids are being told not to speak ‘foreign languages’ and how to behave around former Russian soldiers who guard them

One child was detained for 51 days, more than double the legal detention period, a Globe and Mail analysis found

GardaWorld Federal Services is vying for orders to help with immigration crackdown

The United Nations said since May 27, nearly 1,400 Palestinians have been killed while seeking food, with most near the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sites

The announcement marks a change for Canada, which has long supported a two-state solution but maintained that recognition would follow peace negotiations