The Kremlin has strongly dismissed allegations from five European nations that opposition leader Alexei Navalny was poisoned in an Arctic prison, calling the accusations unfounded as supporters mark his death anniversary.
Austrian police have charged a young individual following arrests linked to an apparent plot targeting a Taylor Swift concert event in Vienna, leading to the cancellation of three scheduled shows.
Library and Archives Canada is eliminating 56 positions as part of organizational restructuring. The cuts affect the national institution responsible for preserving Canada's documentary heritage.
The Kremlin has rejected allegations that it poisoned Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny with a dart frog toxin, while his widow asserts the truth is now public. Navalny, a prominent anti-corruption activist, died in 2026 under controversial circums
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani faced criticism from Liberals for his efforts to assist in Canada-U.S. trade negotiations, with accusations ranging from incompetence to Nazi sympathies.
Anti-corruption authorities in Ukraine have detained a former energy minister attempting to leave the country, linking the arrest to a significant corruption investigation.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio publicly supported Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's campaign for another term following April elections during a diplomatic visit to Budapest, highlighting ongoing international political alliances.
Israel has started a contentious land registration process in the West Bank, a move seen as a step to solidify its control over the occupied territory amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.
Former President Barack Obama has addressed recent speculation about extraterrestrial life, stating there is no credible evidence that aliens have made contact with Earth. His comments come amid ongoing public fascination with UFOs and government disclosu
The national Republican Party and Florida GOP drew fierce criticism for juvenile and offensive social media posts on Valentine's Day, targeting Governor Pritzker and migrants.
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene cautions that right-wing influencers downplaying Jeffrey Epstein files could cost Republicans women's votes in November elections.
John Oliver criticizes Trump's mass deportations, calling for electoral change and highlighting grassroots resistance in a fiery segment on 'Last Week Tonight'.
A public servant questions whether the uncertainty of federal workforce adjustment processes aims to push employees to leave voluntarily, raising concerns about institutional memory loss and implementation.
A former Ukrainian energy minister has been arrested on charges of money laundering and involvement in a criminal organization linked to a massive $112 million kickback scheme in the energy sector.
Rep. Thomas Massie accuses President Trump and his administration of obstructing the release of Jeffrey Epstein-related files, labeling them the 'Epstein class' and questioning transparency promises.
A new U.S. legislative proposal seeks to safeguard the Gordie Howe International Bridge from potential interference by former President Donald Trump, sparking debates over infrastructure and political influence.
Hillary Clinton engaged in a heated exchange with Czech Deputy Prime Minister Petr Macinka at the Munich Security Conference, defending her criticism of Donald Trump's policies and values.
Dozens gathered at the U.S. consulate in Winnipeg to support Minnesotans amid ICE enforcement actions, highlighting cross-border solidarity on immigration issues.
President Donald Trump reveals that founding members of his Board of Peace have committed more than $5 billion to humanitarian and reconstruction efforts in Gaza, with a key meeting set in Washington.
Fresh anti-government protests have reportedly erupted in Tehran, coinciding with large-scale solidarity demonstrations worldwide, including a significant march in Montreal supporting Iranian citizens.
The Ukrainian Canadian Congress is rallying support for the 'Warmth for Ukraine' campaign, as repeated Russian attacks on energy infrastructure leave millions without power and heating during a brutal winter.
Democratic representatives from Michigan propose legislation to prevent federal interference with the Gordie Howe International Bridge opening, responding to Trump's threats and alleged corruption.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer strongly criticized DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's proposal to deploy ICE agents at polling places, calling it 'bull' and warning it threatens democracy.
Lawmakers remain entrenched in a partial U.S. government shutdown with no resolution in sight, as disputes over Department of Homeland Security oversight intensify, highlighting political gridlock.
Kentucky Republican Thomas Massie condemned Attorney General Pam Bondi's conduct during a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Jeffrey Epstein files, citing name-calling and avoidance of victims.
France's Justice Minister Gerald Darmanin has publicly attributed the killing of a right-wing youth to 'ultra-left' elements, sparking intense political debate and security concerns ahead of planned rallies.
Former President Barack Obama condemned the decline of shame and decorum in U.S. politics, responding to Donald Trump's racist social media post depicting the Obamas as monkeys. He also criticized Trump's immigration crackdown in Minnesota, comparing agen
Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon reaffirms the Liberals' decision to present the budget implementation bill as an omnibus package, citing efficiency and legislative necessity in Ottawa.
The Canadian Army has issued an apology after a social media post on International Holocaust Remembrance Day failed to explicitly identify Jews as the primary victims of the Holocaust, drawing criticism from academics and Jewish advocacy groups.
Iran's exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi addressed a massive demonstration of 250,000 supporters in Munich, urging international solidarity with the Iranian people during the Munich Security Conference.