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Nicaragua’s Congress approved a constitutional reform barring opposition parties from elections and extending presidential terms to seven years in Nicaragua.
Greece has signed its largest defense agreement with Israel, acquiring a multi-layered system designed to counter ballistic missiles, aircraft, and drones.
Lula maintains a lead over Flávio Bolsonaro, but the gap has narrowed ahead of Brazil’s presidential election, Quaest poll shows.
Germany blames Russia for an attempted explosive-drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport, announces sanctions and plans to close a Russian consulate.
Kenyan editor Alex Kiprotich was abducted by armed men and released hours later, prompting his employer to suspect government involvement.
Russia’s former president Dmitry Medvedev threatens direct strikes on German arms factories, escalating rhetoric after a drone incident near Leipzig.
The Bank of Canada weighs U.S. tariff threats and slowing growth as policymakers prepare for a closely watched interest-rate decision.
An overnight fire hit a WB Electronics facility in Skarżysko-Kamienna, Poland. Authorities are investigating potential arson and foreign sabotage after CCTV captured a masked intruder near the site.
Toronto police are searching for a man wanted for assaulting a person and damaging a home, prompting community vigilance and highlighting the need for continued support for victims of violent crime.
Prosecutors allege a North Carolina teen aided the shooters in the San Diego mosque attack, highlighting the role of digital radicalization and interstate conspiracy in acts of hate, while the community rallies in resilience.
Former President Trump’s suggestion of retaliating against Iran’s Kharg Island after attacks in Jordan raises fears of escalation, highlighting the strategic and economic risks of targeting critical oil infrastructure in the Middle East.
Iran’s economy faces deepening crisis as new US sanctions target key sectors, causing currency devaluation and inflation, while highlighting the human cost of geopolitical pressure on civilian livelihoods.
A paralyzed woman is suing her city for 112.5 million, claiming police intervention caused her injury, sparking a debate on law enforcement accountability and crisis management protocols.
Senator JD Vance’s description of Abdul El-Sayed as "evil" has intensified the Michigan Senate race, sparking debate over the tone of political discourse and its impact on voter engagement and democratic norms.
The Ford government plans to resume removing bike lanes in Toronto to reduce congestion, sparking debate between provincial officials and cycling advocates over urban planning, safety, and local autonomy.
Former councillor and PC cabinet minister Kevin Klein has announced his second run for Winnipeg mayor, bringing his experience in municipal and provincial politics to address key urban challenges.
A judge is set to rule on whether the case against the suspect in Charlie Kirk’s killing will proceed to trial, marking a critical step in the legal process that balances accountability with due process rights.
The Army Secretary has resigned following months of reported friction with Pete Hegseth, prompting Democratic warnings about hollowed-out leadership and highlighting the challenges of civil-military dynamics.
Germany revealed that Russia attempted to attack an airport last month using an explosive-laden drone, highlighting the evolving nature of security threats and the importance of international cooperation in counter-terrorism.
A Bank of America vice president was killed in a stabbing in Times Square, shocking the community and prompting renewed discussions on public safety and the unpredictability of urban violence.
Zelenskyy warns airlines that Russian airspace is no longer safe, saying Moscow’s skies could effectively be closed to commercial aviation.
Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy warns airlines operating in Russia that the country’s skies could be closed amid escalating military tensions further.
Quebec is updating government websites to remove “Lake America” from some maps, following a dispute over the waterway’s official name.
Israel confirms its forces captured Hamas’s internal security chief during a raid in Gaza City, marking a significant counterterrorism operation.