In a controversial move, associates of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán are invoking privacy protections to obscure details about state-funded payouts. This development raises questions about transparency and accountability within government financial practices.
The U.S. secures its domestic supply of vital medical radioisotopes, ensuring that life-saving cancer diagnostics and treatments are protected from global supply chain disruptions.
Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot expressed profound shock while at the embassy in Beirut during recent air strikes. The incident highlights the volatile security situation in the region and raises concerns for the safety of diplomats.
Ottawa’s arson unit is investigating a fire in Centretown, examining potential causes while residents recover and await further updates.
In a decisive move, France plans to implement stricter penalties for ships operating under false flags as part of its strategy to counter Russia's so-called 'shadow fleet.' This initiative aims to enhance maritime security and uphold international law.
A U.S. court sentenced a woman for supplying ketamine linked to Matthew Perry’s death, highlighting the dangers of unregulated drug access and ongoing concerns about addiction and treatment misuse.
The Estonian Ambassador to NATO has asserted that Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg was acting on directives from higher authorities during key decisions made in September 2021. This statement sheds light on the dynamics within NATO's leadership and decision-making processes.
In response to rising tensions with Russia, France has announced significant plans to increase its weapon stocks and expand its defense budget. This move reflects a strategic shift aimed at enhancing national and European security.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has criticized certain NATO allies for failing to meet expectations set by the United States. His comments come as tensions rise in the region and NATO's readiness is under scrutiny.
In a decisive shift, the controversial Chat Control initiative aimed at regulating online communications has been effectively halted. This development raises important questions about the future of surveillance and privacy in the digital age.
A Pakistani man has pleaded guilty to charges of conspiring to attack a Jewish community center in New York City. The plea underscores ongoing security concerns and threats against minority communities in the region.
A pastor faces charges after a man drowned during a livestreamed baptism in a kiddie pool, prompting questions about safety, responsibility, and modern religious practices.
The crew of Artemis II has safely returned to Earth after a groundbreaking mission to the Moon, bringing back invaluable data and samples. Astronauts described their discoveries as "all good stuff," marking a significant step forward in lunar exploration.
A Canada-wide warrant has been issued for a former University of Manitoba law dean, raising questions about accountability and due process as authorities continue their search.
Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot narrowly avoided a close call with Israeli airstrikes during a recent visit to Beirut, highlighting the ongoing tensions in the region. This incident raises questions regarding safety for diplomats and the escalating conflict between Israel and its adversaries.
Comet PanSTARRS becomes visible this week, offering a brief chance for skywatchers to observe a rare and meaningful celestial event.
Marilyn Gladu’s shift from Conservatives to Liberals highlights evolving political alignments and raises questions about representation and accountability.
Budget cuts at TDSB raise concerns about disproportionate impacts on disadvantaged schools, with critics warning of widening educational inequities.
A pause in Iran-related tensions contrasts with Israeli strikes in Lebanon, highlighting fragile regional stability and the risk of renewed escalation in interconnected conflicts.
A First Nation community faces growing flood risks due to climate change, balancing preparedness, cultural preservation, and uncertainty as environmental patterns shift.
Donald Trump’s approval ratings hit a record low amid Iran tensions, reflecting shifting public sentiment shaped by geopolitical uncertainty and political dynamics.
U.S. forces remain combat-ready while presidential hesitation reflects caution, highlighting tensions between military preparedness and political restraint.
A former Fort Bragg employee faces arrest over alleged classified leaks, raising questions about security, journalism, and the fragile balance between secrecy and transparency.
NATO highlights tensions as U.S. expectations for allied support in Iran conflict meet hesitation, reflecting evolving dynamics in global alliances and strategic decision-making.