Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced that a security agreement with the United States is "100% ready" for signing, marking a significant step in the partnership between the two nations amid ongoing tensions.
In response to a growing labor shortage, Russia is turning to India as a potential source of workers, seeking to address gaps in various sectors of its economy.
Iraq’s leading political bloc has nominated former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki as its candidate for the upcoming elections, signaling a potential return to power for the controversial leader.
Washington — President Donald Trump has announced a sweeping new measure aimed at intensifying U.S. immigration enforcement: the withdrawal of federal funding from so-called sanctuary cities and states that refuse to fully cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
France’s foreign minister says Paris backs the European Parliament’s call to suspend the EU-U.S. trade deal, signaling a cautious reassessment of transatlantic economic ties
A recently surfaced video challenged Trump's claim that a man who was killed in Minneapolis was a gunman, raising questions about the accuracy of the statement.
In a surprising turn of events, the Spanish prosecutors decided to drop their sexual assault case against renowned singer, Julio Iglesias. They concluded their investigation and did not pursue charges.
Amid ongoing economic challenges, the United States is advocating for immediate measures to enhance Venezuela's oil production, aiming to stabilize energy markets and assist the struggling economy.
An emergency session of the United Nations Human Rights Council has been called to address the ongoing crackdown on freedoms in Iran, amid escalating violence and repression against citizens exercising their rights.
The US Central Command (CENTCOM) chief is on an official visit to Israel, coinciding with a significant military buildup in the Middle East, aimed at enhancing regional security and countering rising threats.
Greenland, a vast Arctic territory long perceived as remote and strategically peripheral, now finds itself at the heart of a new geopolitical storm. At the center of the controversy is the American missile defense initiative known as “Golden Dome”, strongly promoted by U.S. President Donald Trump, and the diplomatic tensions it has triggered between the United States, Canada, and Denmark.
Relations between the United States and Canada are currently undergoing a phase of strategic realignment, shaped by economic divergences, security challenges, and a rapidly evolving North American political landscape.
Scotland’s Information Commissioner has taken the Scottish Government to court after it missed deadlines to release documents related to the James Hamilton inquiry into Nicola Sturgeon under FOI law.
Robert Jenrick, the former Conservative shadow justice secretary, is set to be appointed shadow chancellor of Reform UK by Nigel Farage as part of the party’s leadership team ahead of elections.
Angela Rayner is set to support calls for Labour to allow Andy Burnham to stand in the Gorton and Denton by-election, urging democratic choice amid internal party debate.
Venezuela’s acting president Delcy Rodríguez called for an inclusive national political dialogue — involving all sectors and rejecting external influence — as part of a peace and coexistence initiative.
Nearly 250 councillors in England may serve up to seven-year terms without elections after votes were delayed amid a major local government reorganisation, drawing criticism over democratic accountability.
Australia’s long‑standing Coalition between the Liberals and Nationals fractured again after disagreements over hate speech laws and internal leadership tensions, leading to resignations and split.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni privately warned EU leaders against escalating conflict with U.S. President Donald Trump, stating it would be counterproductive for Europe.
Hundreds of protesters at UBC confronted OneBC leader Dallas Brodie, highlighting tensions on campus and the broader challenges of political engagement and public accountability.
Trump’s comments have drawn attention to Alberta’s separatist discussions, highlighting how international voices intersect with local debates on autonomy, energy, and identity.
Prime Minister Mark Carney pushed back against Donald Trump’s claim that “Canada lives because of” the U.S., reaffirming sovereignty while emphasizing the importance of the bilateral relationship.
Pierre Poilievre praised Mark Carney’s Davos speech as well-crafted but said Canadians need concrete action to follow, highlighting tensions between rhetoric and results.
Sussan Ley defends her leadership as the Liberals and Nationals split, triggering renewed questions about opposition unity and the future of the Coalition partnership.