International Relations
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Canada's IRB Opens Door for Convicted Foreign Nationals to Delay Deportation
New guidelines from Chairperson Manon Brassard allow admissibility hearings to be postponed pending criminal appeals, po...
US Deports Cuban Regime Affiliate as Naval Strike Group Enters Caribbean
A lawful permanent resident's status was revoked over ties to the Cuban military's economic engine, coinciding with a st...
The Islamabad Conduit: Pakistan Mediates High-Stakes US-Iran Reset
Following the chaos of Operation Epic Fury and the death of Ayatollah Khamenei, Washington and Tehran turn to Pakistan t...
US-Canada Defense Talks Freeze Amid Jet and Spending Disputes
Washington's decision to halt bilateral security discussions signals growing frustration with Ottawa's defense spending ...
Raul Castro's 1996 Conspiracy Charges: A Narrow Path to Justice?
An indictment against Raul Castro for the 1996 'Brothers to the Rescue' attacks has sparked debate over whether the US i...
Uranium Standoff and Hormuz Blockades Push Oil Toward $110
A directive from Iran's Supreme Leader on weapons-grade uranium and new maritime controls have sent Brent crude surging,...
Michael Chong's Taiwan Visit: A Bold Play for Canadian Sovereignty
Conservative MP Michael Chong defies Beijing's warnings to meet with Taiwan's President, testing the limits of Canada's ...
US Prosecutors Charge Raรบl Castro for 1996 Civilian Plane Shoot-Downs
Federal charges for murder and aircraft destruction target the former Cuban leader and five pilots, decades after the Fl...
The 30-Year Wait: US Prosecutors Target Raรบl Castro for 1996 Air Attacks
Federal charges against the former Cuban president for the shoot-down of civilian aircraft signal a sharp escalation in ...
Nuclear Shadow: Russia and Belarus Signal Escalation with Massive Joint Drills
From Zircon missiles to ICBMs, a 64,000-troop exercise brings the threat of nuclear conflict closer to Russian and Belar...
Baltic Airspace Breach: NATO Jets Scramble as Ukrainian Drones Stray
A Romanian F-16 has shot down a suspected Ukrainian drone over Estonia, triggering political turmoil in Latvia and secur...
UK Slams Itamar Ben-Gvir Over 'Disgraceful' Gaza Flotilla Video
London and Tel Aviv clash after the Israeli National Security Minister shared footage of detained activists, triggering ...
The Bunker Gamble: Trump Administration Weighs High-Risk Raid on Castro
A potential US operation to capture Castro faces a gauntlet of subterranean fortifications and a regime with formidable ...
UN's Top Court Validates Global Right to Strike in Landmark Ruling
The International Court of Justice clarifies that a cornerstone labor treaty protects workers' ability to walk off the j...
Nuclear Saber-Rattling: Russia and Belarus Deploy 64,000 Troops in Joint Drill
A massive show of force featuring nuclear-tipped ICBMs aims to deter Western support for Ukraine and cement the Moscow-M...
Ben-Gvir's Taunts Cloud Israeli Interception of Gaza-Bound Flotilla
Six vessels from the Global Sumud Flotilla were seized near Cyprus, but a minister's provocative reaction has sparked a ...
The Beijing Energy Nexus: Putin and Xi Signal Deeper Ties
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping have highlighted a surge in energy trade during their ...
Montenegroโs 20-Year Milestone: The High-Stakes Race for EU Membership by 2028
President Jakov Milatovic has set an ambitious 2028 deadline for Montenegro to join the European Union, marking two deca...
Energy and Empire: Putin and Xi's Beijing Pact to Defy the West
A high-level summit in Beijing signals a deepening Russian-Chinese alliance aimed at reshaping global energy markets and...
Putin and Xi's Beijing Pact: Energy as the New Geopolitical Glue
As Russia pivots away from Western markets, a renewed energy alliance with China signals a deepening shift in global pow...
Moscow and Beijing deepen energy ties as Putin and Xi meet in the capital
Russian and Chinese leaders pledged to strengthen their energy partnership at a Beijing summit, signaling continued econ...
Justice After Three Decades: The Indictment of Cuba's Aviation Officials
U.S. indictments of top Cuban officials for the 1996 Brothers to the Rescue shoot-downs reopen a deep wound in U.S.-Cuba...
Kyiv Braces for Northern Strike: Zelenskyy Reinforces Belarus Border
Ukraine is ramping up defenses in the Chernihiv-Kyiv corridor as intelligence warns of five potential Russian offensive ...
Justice and Pressure: US Indicts Raul Castro Over 1996 Plane Downings
A legal offensive against the former Cuban leader coincides with aggressive oil sanctions and secret CIA negotiations to...
The 800,000 Mark: Tom Homanโs High-Stakes Immigration Blitz
Despite political friction and claims of stalled promises, the administration reports a massive surge in removals target...
Spain's Bid to Save the British Holiday Home Dream
Former Spanish ministers are lobbying the EU to scrap the 90-day travel cap to revive tourism and real estate markets.
Digital Walls and Debt: The Crisis Facing Iranian Students in Ontario
From blocked VPNs to frozen funds, students at Ontario's top universities are caught between geopolitical sanctions and ...
Border Wall Construction Razes Sacred Indigenous Sites in Mexico and Arizona
US federal contractors are using explosives on Mount Kuuchamaa and destroying ancient geoglyphs, sparking outrage from t...
Quiet Diplomacy in Beijing: Trump's Strategic Pivot on Taiwan and Iran
An uncharacteristically silent three-day visit to China suggests President Trump may be trading Taiwan's security assets...
Soybeans and Sovereignty: Inside the 2026 Trump-Xi Beijing Summit
A high-stakes diplomatic mission seeks to bridge the gap in agricultural trade and prevent a military clash over Taiwan.