PM Trudeau says he’s not looking to ‘provoke’; urges India to work with Canada to uncover truth-
By PTI NEW YORK: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Thursday said Canada is not looking to “provoke or cause problems” with […]
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Canada says no place for aggression, hate, intimidation in country amid online threats to Hindus-
By PTI TORONTO: The Canadian government has said the circulation of an online video in which Hindu Canadians are told
Wingsuit skydiver in France decapitated by aircraft’s wing moments after jumping from plane: reports
A wingsuit skydiver with over 225 jumps under his belt was decapitated by the wing of an airplane 20 seconds
Poland announces stop to supplying arms to Ukraine, says modernizing its own weapons
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said late Wednesday his country will no longer send weapons to Ukraine as the far
Ryanair adjusts Dublin winter schedule, shifts focus to greener aircraft at other European airports
Ryanair said on Thursday it will cut 17 routes from its winter schedule at its home base in Dublin and
3 South African navy personnel dead, 1 critical after submarine accident
Three South African navy personnel died and a senior officer was in critical condition after seven crew members of a
Australia’s Labor government initiates independent inquiry into COVID-19 handling for future preparedness
Australia’s center-left Labor government on Thursday said it would hold an independent inquiry into the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic
Most global leaders at UN General Assembly find common trend in condemning Russian invasion of Ukraine
Through nearly three days of speeches by world leaders at this year’s United Nations General Assembly, many issues have been
UN General Assembly meets for third day as leaders raise alarms on human rights, pressing matters
The third day of the United Nations General Assembly meeting kicked off in New York City on Thursday, with leaders
Morocco expels 2 French journalists, sparking concerns over press freedom
Morocco has expelled two French journalists, Quentin Müller and Thérèse Di Campo, who work for the Marianne magazine. The reporters alleged