Gulf states tell the U.S. that ending conflict with Iran is insufficient, urging efforts to reduce its capabilities for longer-term regional stability.
A Russian man was sentenced to four years in prison after assaulting a woman in London, an incident witnessed via video call by Barron Trump, who alerted police.
A stranded whale in Germany has returned to the sea after several days, aided by rescue efforts and favorable tides.
A PEI man has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of an Edmonton woman missing since August 2025, with police believing her body was dumped in central Alberta.
A restaurant was fined after exploiting migrant workers through underpayment, excessive hours, and unlawful wage deductions over several years.
A repeat offender concealed drugs and other items inside his body before a court appearance, but the items were later discovered during remand, leading to formal charges.
Moldova has declared a 60-day energy emergency following the disruption of a critical power line due to Russian strikes in Ukraine. This emergency declaration aims to address the ensuing energy crisis and ensure stability in the face of heightened tensions.
Japan and the European Union have reached an agreement to enhance cooperation and dialogue concerning security and defense issues. This initiative reflects a shared commitment to addressing regional and global security challenges.
The Russian government has announced a ban on gasoline exports effective April 1, 2026. This move is aimed at managing domestic supply and addressing rising fuel prices within the country.
TotalEnergies has announced the abandonment of its net-zero emissions target, attributing the decision to a slower-than-expected transition towards green energy and recent European Union regulations. This move raises significant questions about the company's commitment to sustainability and its future strategy.
Canada has introduced a new retroactive law that will lead to the cancellation of thousands of refugee claims, stirring controversy and concern among advocacy groups and potential asylum seekers. This significant policy shift aims to streamline the refugee processing system but raises questions about fairness and humanitarian obligations.
A deadly attack involving an Iranian cluster missile has resulted in one fatality in central Israel, with reports indicating multiple impact sites. This incident marks a significant escalation in hostilities in the region, prompting heightened security measures.
Scientists captured rare footage of a whale giving birth, with nearby whales appearing to assist, offering insight into complex marine social behavior.
In a remarkable development, park authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo have announced the birth of rare mountain gorilla twins. This extraordinary event is a significant boost for conservation efforts aimed at this endangered species.
Canada proposes a retroactive law that could cancel thousands of refugee claims filed more than a year after arrival, aiming to reduce backlog.
Iran is expected to respond Friday to a U.S. peace proposal, with the decision likely to influence the direction of ongoing tensions.
Former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and former Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak have been detained in connection with the government's crackdown on protests led by Generation Z activists. This development heightens tensions in Nepal's political landscape, raising questions about accountability and civil rights.
A safety report indicates a worker killed at a B.C. carnival likely entered a ride’s operating area while trying to retrieve an item.
Two motorcyclists were hospitalized after a collision with a car near Clarke Quay in Singapore. Authorities are investigating the circumstances.
Gulf states restrict videos of Iranian attacks online, aiming to manage information flow and maintain stability amid rising regional tensions.
The United States is contemplating the deployment of up to 17,000 troops near Iran, marking a significant escalation as the ongoing conflict enters a new and uncertain phase. This move reflects rising tensions in the region and the US commitment to ensuring stability.
A US appeals court has overturned a significant $16 billion judgment against Argentina concerning the nationalization of an energy company. This ruling may reshape the legal landscape for international investment disputes and sovereign actions.
A foreign couple in Singapore were jailed after falsely reporting a snatch theft, with investigations revealing the incident never occurred.
Marco Rubio warns that Iranian tolls in the Strait of Hormuz would threaten global stability, highlighting risks to energy flows and international trade.