Mark MacKinnon is a Senior International Correspondent for The Globe and Mail, based in London. With extensive experience reporting from various regions including Moscow, the Middle East, and Beijing, Mark's articles focus on international conflicts, geopolitical issues, and the impact on Canada's national interests.
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Mark MacKinnon's coverage focuses primarily on international conflicts, particularly those involving Ukraine, Russia, and the Middle East. His emphasis is on evolving stories and breaking news related to government and politics.
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Four Westerners killed in a firefight in Russia’s Bryansk region, sources say
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What does the next U.S. president mean when he says ‘I'm going to stop the wars'? Ukraine, Israel and many other countries are anxious to find out
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Private Brittney Shki-Giizis left the Canadian army to help fight against Russian forces in the Donbas region. This Remembrance Day, she’s toasting her fallen Ukrainian comrades-in-arms
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The Globe went into the field to see how aerial vehicles get sent on kamikaze missions into Russia – a strategy aimed not just at enemy forces, but civilian hearts and minds.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks at the Security Council meeting on nuclear deterrence at the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia on Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2024.
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