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Canada Profits From U.S. Travel Boycott At America's Expense In An Unexpected Way
Canada's travel boycott of the United States has continued into its eighth month after a challenging summer for the latter's travel and tourism sector, in spite of Canadian business travel to the U.S. on the up—or at least steady. Tourism...

UN says international law is being flouted in Palestinian territories
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres warned on Tuesday that international humanitarian law is being flouted in Gaza and Security Council resolutions are being ignored, as criticism of Israel increased from many fronts at the UN. “The violence is...

Canada’s landmark pharmacare law stalls: ‘What happened to free birth control?’
It was touted as a historic move that would change lives: in October 2024, Canada passed new legislation making all birth control free. Justin Trudeau, then prime minister, called the bill’s passing “real progress”. The leftwing New Democratic...

Foreign Minister: Bulgaria Stands United with Ukraine for Peace, Sovereignty, and Security
The Bulgarian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Georg Georgiev, joined a joint statement alongside Ukraine’s Foreign Minister H.E. Andriy Sybiha and EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas, ahead of the United...

Canada allocates ₴92 million to Ukraine to strengthen cybersecurity
Under the Tallinn Mechanism, Canada will provide Ukraine with ₴92 million (CAD 3 million) to strengthen the protection of critical infrastructure and counter cyber threats. This was reported by the Ministry of Digital Transformation, according to...

Canadian bowler Graham Fach one of seven nominees for PBA Player of the Year
Graham Fach made history in 2016 at the Barbasol PBA Players Championship in Columbus, Ohio In just his second career event — Fach finished 171st in his debut — he became the first Canadian to win on the Professional Bowlers Association Tour. It...
Canada takes new offshore wind step in move to capitalise on Trump chaos
Canada has taken the next step toward developing its first offshore wind farms as it looks to capitalise on US President Donald Trump’s destruction of the industry south of the border. The Canadian government announced on Saturday that the federal...

UN Panel Makes Statement on FIFA and UEFA Banning Israel from International Football
United Nations experts have urged FIFA and UEFA to suspend the Israeli national team, in reaction to the "unfolding genocide" in Gaza, from international football tournaments. This comes after Spanish government officials threatened to withdraw...

Canada’s RBC BlueBay partners with Endowus to expand Asia presence
RBC BlueBay Asset Management, a unit of the Royal Bank of Canada, has formed a partnership with digital-wealth platform Endowus Partners, signalling the asset manager’s commitment to expand its presence in Asia. The partnership will leverage RBC...

International Education Expo 2025: Opening Doors For Opportunities Abroad
The 3rd edition of the International Education Expo 2025 is coming to Asunción. On 25 September 2025, the event will take place at the Sheraton Hotel from 15:00 to 21:00. Conferences will begin at 17:00 and are open to everyone. The IE...

Canada must make urgent structural reforms to ensure economic prosperity: Macklem
“You can see in financial markets, people still want to hold U.S. dollar assets, but foreign investors are hedging much more of that U.S. dollar exposure, that’s putting downward pressure on the U.S. dollar,” said Macklem. “And other safe haven...

Canadian Prime Minister Foresees Deeper Trade Dialogue With China After ‘Constructive’ Talks
Home Canada Canadian Prime Minister Foresees Deeper Trade Dialogue With China After ‘Constructive’ Talks Both countries have made efforts to repair ties after U.S. President Donald Trump returned to the Oval Office in January and slapped tariffs...

Global Conflicts Fuel a Wave of Cancellations in Central Asia’s Cultural Scene
On September 20, performers from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Kyrgyzstan took part in the international “Intervision-2025” contest in Moscow, a music competition often described as the Eurasian counterpart to Eurovision. Originally...

Canadian businessman Christopher Hampson headed the massive British chemical conglomerate ICI
Open this photo in gallery:Christopher Hampson was athletic, playing tennis and skiing into his 80s.SuppliedChristopher Hampson, who died in London, England on Aug. 30, one week before his 94th birthday, started his career in Montreal, his...

UN says Israel inflicts terror on Gaza as 50 killed overnight
The United Nations warned that Israel's assault on Gaza City amounts to state terror and forms part of a wider campaign of genocide, with more than 50 Palestinians killed in overnight attacks on Tuesday and Wednesday. Israeli forces shot dead...

International Court Advisory Opinions on Climate Obligations Seek New Era of Legal Accountability
[co-author: Semhal Gebrekirstos] The International Court of Justice (ICJ) recently delivered a landmark advisory opinion clarifying the legal obligations of States under international law to address climate change. The opinion was published on...

Global call for AI ‘red lines’ urges further international policies, checks on development
This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article. The call for AI red lines by AI experts, Nobel Prize laureates, and former heads of state and ministers underscores AI's potential as well as...

Canada Super 60 Names Women’s Trophy After Australia Cricketing Legend Mel Jones (Watch Video)
Mumbai, September 24: Canada's pioneering cricket league, Canada Super 60, has announced that its inaugural Women's Trophy will be named in honour of Mel Jones, the former Australian cricketer, respected broadcaster, and tireless advocate for...

Canada accelerates China trade push as Washington hesitates
Canada is ditching the wait-and-see act with Washington and moving fast to rebuild its relationship with China, according to conversations reported by Reuters. Prime Minister Mark Carney met with Chinese Premier Li Qiang on the sidelines of the...

Canada, China eye deeper trade ties after ‘constructive’ talks
CANADIAN Prime Minister Mark Carney said he had “constructive” trade talks with Chinese Premier Li Qiang and expected the dialogue to deepen over time, as both countries seek to navigate a way out of a tariff conflict. Ties deteriorated after...