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On Saturday evening, a black SUV ploughed into a dense crowd gathered to celebrate Lapu-Lapu Day on Vancouver’s busy Fraser Street, killing eleven people and injuring more than twenty others, some of them critically. Witnesses describe a sudden, terrifying scene: families with young children fleeing as the vehicle mounted the curb, striking stalls and performers … Read more
US President Donald Trump’s controversial tariff policies, announced under his “Liberation Day” measures, have created significant ripple effects across the globe, particularly in Africa. These tariffs, aimed at addressing America’s persistent trade deficit, have introduced a new set of challenges for African economies—especially smaller nations like Lesotho and Madagascar. While these countries may not be … Read more
In a pivotal moment for global politics, Canadians are casting their votes in an election that carries immense significance not just for Ottawa, but for Washington, Beijing, London, Delhi, Canberra, and capitals worldwide. At stake is much more than leadership. The election outcome will dictate how Canada responds to unprecedented economic pressure from the United … Read more
The United Kingdom has rejected French President Emmanuel Macron’s proposal for a one-month ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, signaling a widening rift among European powers on how to approach the conflict. During a high-level summit in London, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized that any peace deal must be grounded in strength and should not … Read more
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has unveiled a four-point plan aimed at securing peace in Ukraine and strengthening the country’s defense against Russia. The announcement came after a summit with 18 world leaders—mostly from Europe—including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Speaking after the summit, Starmer emphasized the urgency of the situation, declaring, “We are at a … Read more
Palestinians in Gaza face the threat of hunger and starvation during Ramadan after Israel blocked all humanitarian aid from entering the enclave. The move has sparked global condemnation, with Egypt, Qatar, and Jordan denouncing it as a blatant violation of the ceasefire and international humanitarian law. The decision to halt aid deliveries has heightened concerns … Read more
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced that a minerals deal with the United States is “ready” to be signed, despite recent public tensions with former US President Donald Trump. Zelenskyy made the statement following a crucial summit with European leaders in London. Speaking to reporters at London Stansted airport, he emphasized Kyiv’s willingness to proceed … Read more
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a long-time sceptic of vaccines, has publicly supported the measles vaccine amid a deadly outbreak sweeping through Texas. His comments come as health officials raise alarms over rising infection rates and the first measles-related death in the United States in a decade. In an opinion piece published by Fox News on … Read more
The 97th Annual Academy Awards made waves around the world, delivering groundbreaking wins and bold statements that resonated far beyond Hollywood. From a documentary championing Palestinian rights to historic milestones in diversity, this year’s Oscars proved to be more than just a celebration of film—it was a platform for voices demanding justice and equality. Here … Read more
Pope Francis, who has now been in the hospital for two weeks, continues his slow but steady recovery after being diagnosed with double pneumonia. The Vatican reported that the 88-year-old pontiff had another peaceful night on Friday and was resting. While his condition has improved, his prognosis remains cautiously guarded due to the complexity of … Read more