Finland's President: No Ukraine Ceasefire Soon
Finland's President Alexander Stubb urges Europe to maintain resolve as he warns a ceasefire in Ukraine remains unlikely in the near future. Read the full analysis.
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Trump Buys $82M in Corporate and Municipal Bonds
Financial disclosures reveal President Trump purchased over $82 million in bonds, including investments in sectors benefiting from his administration's policies. Explore the potential conflicts of interest.
Lebanon to file complaint against Israel for border wall
Lebanon prepares to file formal complaint against Israel for constructing wall inside Lebanese territory. President Joseph Aoun leads diplomatic response to border dispute.
6 Children Killed in Colombian Airstrike
Colombian officials confirm six children died in military airstrike against rebel forces. President Petro faces scrutiny over civilian casualties in ongoing conflict.
Hamas fighters stuck in Gaza tunnels after ceasefire
Weeks following the Gaza ceasefire, numerous Hamas fighters remain trapped in underground tunnels. Exclusive CNN report reveals ongoing challenges in conflict resolution.
90-Year-Old Palestinian Leader Seeks Gaza Role in Conflict
Mahmoud Abbas, the 90-year-old Palestinian leader, faces political challenges as he seeks relevance in Gaza during the Israel-Hamas war. Learn about his struggle for influence.
Media Bias in Conservative Caucus Unrest Coverage
Analysis reveals stark media bias in coverage of Conservative caucus departures versus Liberal defections. Discover the double standard in Canadian political journalism.
Rocket attack wounds 1 in Syria's capital Damascus
Explosive rocket attack strikes residential area in Damascus, causing injuries and property damage amid ongoing Middle East tensions. Details emerging.
Political Drama: Conservative and Liberal Parties Face Strife
Canadian political analysts examine internal conflicts within Conservative and Liberal parties. Share your thoughts on the latest political developments in our comment section.
Ukraine Hits Russian Oil Port, 6 Dead in Kyiv
Ukrainian forces attack Russian Black Sea oil terminal as retaliatory strikes kill six in Kyiv. Russia intensifies attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure ahead of winter.
Photographer Confronted Capturing Alberta Birds
A serene Alberta morning of wildlife photography turns confrontational when a local resident demands a Postmedia journalist leave the area. Read the full story.
UN holds emergency session on Sudan human rights crisis
The UN Human Rights Council convenes a special session addressing the escalating crisis in Sudan's Darfur region after hundreds killed in el-Fasher. Key developments and international response.
Israel Returns 15 Palestinian Bodies to Gaza
Health officials in Gaza confirm Israel has returned bodies of 15 Palestinians amid ongoing conflict. Get the latest updates on the Israel-Hamas war developments.
Major Russian Attack on Kyiv Kills 4, Injures 27
A massive Russian drone and missile assault struck Kyiv, killing four and injuring 27. The attack damaged residential areas, highlighting the ongoing conflict's human toll.
Hamas transfers body of deceased hostage in Gaza
Israeli authorities confirm Hamas militants have handed over a body believed to be a deceased hostage. The transfer occurred via Red Cross convoy in central Gaza.
Ukraine Army Chief in Besieged City as Graft Scandal Grows
Ukraine's military leadership confronts frontline challenges while President Zelenskyy faces corruption allegations. Latest developments in the ongoing conflict and political turmoil.
Why d'Entremont Really Crossed the Floor to Liberals
MP Chris d'Entremont's shocking defection from Conservatives to Liberals driven by failed Speaker ambitions and political opportunism, not ideological differences.
Japanese residents battle monkeys invading homes and farms
Residents in Japan's Northern Alps confront increasing monkey invasions threatening homes and agriculture. Learn how communities are fighting back against wildlife conflicts.
Canada sanctions Russian drones as G7 diplomats meet
Canada announces new sanctions targeting Russian drone technology as G7 foreign ministers gather in Ontario. Defense Minister Anita Anand calls it a 'moral position' against Russian aggression.
Macron: Israeli West Bank Annexation Crosses Red Line
French President Emmanuel Macron declares any Israeli annexation in West Bank would trigger European response during Abbas visit. Read latest Middle East developments.
Colombia Airstrikes Kill 19 Guerrillas
Colombian military confirms airstrikes eliminated 19 guerrillas in recent operation. Details on the security measures and ongoing efforts to combat armed groups.
Gaza Partition Looms as Peace Plan Stalls
Gaza faces permanent division between Israeli and Hamas-controlled zones as reconstruction stalls. Multiple sources warn separation could last years without breakthrough.
Halifax and Boston Mayors Celebrate Cross-Border Ties
Halifax Mayor Andy Fillmore and Boston Mayor Michelle Wu reinforce city partnership despite Canada-U.S. trade conflicts. Cross-border cooperation continues to thrive.
Pressure mounts on B.C. Conservative leader to resign
Five riding association presidents call for John Rustad's resignation, citing falling membership and fundraising. Learn about the internal party crisis.
U.K. Government Caught in Trump-BBC Feud Conflict
The British government finds itself embroiled in a diplomatic dispute involving former U.S. President Donald Trump and the BBC. Get the latest developments on this international controversy.
Thousands attend funeral of soldier held in Gaza for 11 years
Tens of thousands mourn Israeli soldier Hadar Goldin, whose remains were held in Gaza since 2014. The emotional funeral marks closure for family and nation after prolonged captivity.
Yemen's Houthis Stop Attacks on Israel, Red Sea Shipping
Yemen's Houthi rebels announce cessation of attacks on Israeli targets and Red Sea shipping lanes. Get the latest developments on this significant geopolitical shift.
Springwater Township Council Clash Over Leadership
Growing discord erupts in Springwater Township as councillors publicly challenge the mayor's leadership style and decision-making processes, raising concerns about municipal governance.
Sask Party Defends Membership Rule Changes Amid Criticism
Saskatchewan's government responds to claims that new party membership rules could limit participation, insisting the changes actually increase accessibility for members across the province.
Sask Party Links Citizenship to Party Membership
The Saskatchewan Party is considering a groundbreaking proposal that would tie Canadian citizenship applications to political party membership, sparking intense debate about political participation and immigration processes in the province.
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