France will deploy military assets to help protect a Saudi oil port, President Emmanuel Macron says, citing regional security concerns.
Lawmakers are urging Canada to pressure China over its alleged support for Russia’s war, citing concerns about security and sovereignty.
Zelenskyy says Putin has repeatedly promised to capture Donetsk within months, portraying the Russian leader’s claim as empty and delayed.
Finance ministry unveils 2027 budget draft featuring new tax increases to finance war spending amid rising costs and deficits.
Xi Jinping sets clear red lines for Donald Trump during a White House reception, signaling limits on cooperation and disputes.
Russian managers are taking control of Western companies seized by the Kremlin, reshaping ownership and expanding state influence over assets
At UN, 80 countries demand reopening Strait of Hormuz and condemn attacks by Iran and the Houthis on shipping.
A Croatian court approves extradition of Ukrainian national Zhuravlov to Germany in the Nord Stream sabotage investigation and related case.
Australia pledges long-term support for Ukraine and announces more than 100 new sanctions against Russia over its war in Ukraine.
Denmark’s intelligence service expects Russia to intensify hybrid warfare in coming months, targeting infrastructure, institutions, and public confidence across Europe.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he would visit Moscow “on a rocket,” using a provocative phrase amid continuing tensions with Russia.
Vietnamese President To Lam visits Ottawa as Prime Minister Mark Carney seeks stronger ties with middle powers amid shifting alliances.
Sudan rejects US comments questioning its government’s legitimacy, defending the authorities’ mandate amid continuing conflict and diplomatic pressure from Washington.
Japan plans to advance its defense “Nansei Shift” after Okinawa’s election, signaling a stronger military focus on its southwestern islands.
Home Office figures show 781 migrants arrived in 10 small boats on Wednesday, marking the year’s highest total so far.
NATO’s top commander says United States will retain critical but limited support as European allies assume greater responsibility for defense.
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Tehran criticizes Canada for not condemning Trump’s threat to destroy Iran, accusing Ottawa of failing to oppose dangerous rhetoric publicly.
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Nawrocki says any future US military base in Poland would be named Fort Trump, underscoring Warsaw’s close relationship with Washington.
Finland receives its first two F-35A fighter jets, beginning delivery of a 64-aircraft order designed to strengthen national defense capabilities.
Camp Mystic owners face a criminal investigation, including potential manslaughter charges, following the 2025 flooding deaths of 28 people in Texas.
A US judge has temporarily blocked the deportation of Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, a Venezuelan DoorDash driver shot by ICE agents in Texas, pending a hearing.
Conservative MPs are considering supporting Mark Carney’s omnibus bill, viewing it as a way to erase Justin Trudeau’s legacy and advance economic reforms.
Manitoba lawyer Joan Jack wins lawsuit against Gowling WLG, securing recognition for her foundational work on the Indian day schools class-action settlement.
Ethiopia and Tigray accuse each other of launching military offensives, raising fears of a renewed conflict despite the 2022 peace agreement.