
Echoes of Conflict: Serbia’s Stance on International Justice
Serbia’s president criticized the UN court for not allowing war criminal Ratko Mladić to die at home, reigniting debates on justice and national identity.

Serbia’s president criticized the UN court for not allowing war criminal Ratko Mladić to die at home, reigniting debates on justice and national identity.

Poland’s PM warns of a potential Russian escalation within seven to eight months following the CIA director’s visit to Moscow, urging heightened vigilance.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says G20 nations should consider additional trade barriers on China to reduce global imbalances further.

Moldova has condemned Russia’s plan to open polling stations in breakaway Transnistria as unacceptable, warning it violates national sovereignty directly.

Madrid’s government reportedly spent €6.3 million on a temporary penthouse office, raising questions about public funds and official spending choices.

Putin reportedly fears he could be killed if Russia fails to achieve its war aims, saying, “They will hang me.”

Putin reportedly interpreted a CIA director’s visit to Moscow as evidence of U.S. weakness, according to accounts of the meeting

Iran’s wrestling chief has threatened to boycott U.S. competitions after visa denials reportedly affected members of the national delegation team.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Vladimir Putin that every day of war sets humanity back, urging an end to hostilities.

Premier Danielle Smith will address Alberta Day celebrations in Calgary, leveraging the event to discuss provincial identity and the upcoming referendum on sovereignty.

Reports claim Putin fears defeat in Ukraine and plans to send 400,000 more Russians to war, amid warnings of consequences.

Columbia Police Department releases details on an officer-involved shooting near Garners Ferry Road, aiming for transparency amidst community concern and ongoing investigation.

Iran’s president has called a memorandum involving the United States a “source of pride,” as hardliners criticize the agreement publicly.

Leaders from China, Russia, and India are joining heads of state for talks aimed at countering U.S. influence and cooperation.

Israel and Greece have signed their largest bilateral weapons agreement, a multibillion-dollar deal strengthening defense cooperation between the countries further.

Israel’s 2026 election will be shaped by competing parties, political blocs, and battles over leadership, security, governance, and national priorities.

Supporters and opponents of Alberta separation are rallying as momentum builds for a potential vote, reflecting growing regional tensions and debates over provincial autonomy.

The Parti Québécois describes the status of French in Montreal as "catastrophic," reigniting debates on language preservation, integration, and the cultural identity of Quebec.

A comprehensive rewrite detailing the latest escalation between the US and Iran, focusing on the strike on Larak Island, Iran’s retaliatory missile launches, regional responses, stalled negotiations, and the broader geopolitical and economic implications for the Strait of Hormuz.

India is accelerating military reforms aimed at strengthening its capabilities and responding to growing strategic challenges from China and Pakistan.

Voters in a Swiss canton have approved a ban on headscarves for girls under 16, prompting widespread legal debate.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford stated that the province would not unilaterally cut off electricity exports to the U.S., emphasizing the need for collaboration and grid stability.

A new poll shows the CAQ government in Quebec is gaining support due to its handling of the tariff crisis, as voters rally behind its protective economic stance.

A woman died after an officer-involved shooting in south Calgary, prompting an investigation and community mourning, raising questions about police conduct and safety.