.jpg&w=3840&q=75 "Canada’s Carney Criticizes Trump Administration for “Doing Memes” and “Throwing Shade”")
Prime Minister Mark Carney criticized the Trump administration’s online rhetoric, saying trade disputes require serious negotiations rather than public mockery.
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President Trump defended the latest US strike on Iran and warned Tehran would face harsher attacks if it retaliated.
A Canadian intern accused of spying at NATO headquarters was denied bail, leaving her in custody as the case proceeds.
Canadian Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said Washington’s decision to invite Russia to the G20 meeting unsettled U.S. allies.
An on-duty OPP officer pleaded guilty to impaired driving and was fined 3,000, highlighting the importance of accountability and maintaining public trust in law enforcement.
Rape-convicted Ari Behn was temporarily released from house arrest to attend King Harald V’s funeral, sparking debate over judicial fairness and royal privilege in Norway.
The CBC’s decision to label 9/11 as terrorism but not Hamas actions has ignited debate over journalistic neutrality, consistency, and the moral implications of language in conflict reporting.
Iceland’s voters rejected a security proposal linked to EU initiatives, challenging Brussels’ strategy for deeper defense cooperation among wealthy nations and highlighting tensions over sovereignty.
Seoul court sentenced Unification Church leader Hak Ja Han to two years in prison for financial misconduct, marking a significant moment for religious accountability in South Korea.
The Pentagon has received initial responses from NATO allies as it considers possible troop reductions in Europe, officials say now.
High-level talks have begun over Ireland joining a British-led naval mission intended to counter Russian maritime activity and strengthen security.
Keir Starmer has announced he will step down as a member of Parliament, marking significant change in his political career.
A Canadian suspect in a Belgian espionage case will remain in pretrial detention, underscoring the gravity of the allegations and the ongoing diplomatic and legal processes.
The RNC in Corner Brook stopped a speeding driver, emphasizing the importance of traffic safety and the protective role of law enforcement in the community.
Toronto police issued over 300 tickets to micro-mobility riders and 1,200 for vehicles blocking bike lanes, emphasizing the need for safety and regulatory compliance in urban transit.
Ukraine’s Zelensky says Russia deliberately targets civilians after a deadly overnight attack, accusing Moscow of calculating strikes to destroy lives.
A 33-year-old man died in a three-vehicle crash after police attempted to stop his pickup truck, prompting an investigation by the police watchdog into the circumstances.
A man died in hospital after being Tased by Winnipeg police during an arrest for erratic behavior, sparking an investigation and discussion on policing and mental health.
Germany is expected to blame Moscow for a drone incident at an airport on Tuesday, amid heightened security concerns there.
A new poll suggests that the majority of Albertans do not support separation from Canada, indicating a preference for national unity and internal reform over independence.
The CIA chief reportedly told Moscow that Russia was weakening, after which Putin canceled a planned meeting, according to reports.
Pro-Russian hackers have launched what officials describe as the largest cyberattack ever against a Norwegian digital agency, disrupting services nationwide.
Putin reportedly rejected a meeting with the CIA director after receiving a proposal aimed at ending the war in Ukraine.
Romanian officials say they do not believe Russia currently intends to launch an attack against NATO or its member states.