Canada will spend C$11 billion to build six new icebreakers, Prime Minister Mark Carney says, strengthening Arctic security and sovereignty.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford told Donald Trump to “kiss my ass” before addressing supporters in Hamilton amid Canada-US trade war.
A Japanese delegation has traveled to China seeking to ease strained relations and promote dialogue between the two Asian powers.
The United States has removed Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism, marking a shift in Washington’s policy.
Canada is not a U.S. subsidiary, Prime Minister Mark Carney says, urging Europe to learn from Ottawa’s approach to sovereignty.
An Assad-era grand mufti has been sentenced to life in prison by a Damascus court over alleged abuses committed under former government.
The European Union has approved €6.1 billion in support for Ukraine’s defenses, reinforcing Kyiv’s military capabilities amid the ongoing war.
Russia is demanding a ban on anti-Kremlin protests in Finland, citing concerns about election interference and political destabilization before voting.
Iranian hardline media have accused the president and parliament speaker of signaling weakness by supporting talks with the United States.
Zelenskyy says Putin spent 27 years promising greatness, while Russia now faces gas shortages and queues, highlighting a deepening crisis.
Authorities warn that threats against Kashmiri Pandits have spread to Jammu after a letter disclosed detailed residential information about residents.
A Mattawa man was fined $5,000 and banned from hunting for one year after pleading guilty to harvesting a moose without a licence, mistakenly believing a First Nations membership card granted him exemption.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is leveraging trade disputes to influence U.S. midterm voters, aiming to make the economic costs of tariffs a key political issue in swing states.
Reports indicate that Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have invited Iran to join the newly formed Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, signaling a potential shift toward regional cooperation and stability.
Israel bombed a Syrian airbase, prompting a US envoy to suggest the attack was aimed at baiting Turkey, a claim that has heightened diplomatic tensions in the region.
Iran has executed another detainee arrested during January protests, intensifying concerns over capital punishment and the treatment of demonstrators.
Calls are growing for Switzerland to halt trade with Israeli settlements, amid criticism of settlement policies and impact on Palestinians.
Two people were killed and another was injured after unidentified gunmen ambushed their vehicle in Datu Saudi Ampatuan, Maguindanao del Sur on Thursday. Police have launched an investigation.
Authorities have identified several Penn State students and fraternity members, including Agostino Abbatiello, accused of operating a large-scale cocaine distribution ring, leading to arrests and suspended chapters.
A Texas judge has denied Karmelo Anthony’s request for a new trial in the fatal stabbing of Austin Metcalf, upholding the 35-year murder sentence and bringing legal closure to a case that sparked national debate.
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed faces intense online backlash after making controversial remarks about Usha Vance, sparking debates about racial sensitivity and political decorum in the digital age.
A nationwide manhunt is underway for Zymire Hughes, identified as the suspect who wore a "Baby Doll" mask while chasing and threatening people in Philadelphia, prompting a multi-agency investigation.
Backlash against Flock Safety’s AI-powered surveillance cameras is intensifying ahead of the 2026 midterms, reflecting broader voter anxiety about privacy and artificial intelligence in public spaces.
Republican politicians are increasingly opposing data center projects due to voter concerns over environmental impact and local disruption, marking a significant shift in party stance on tech infrastructure.