Tension in Israel over proposed judicial reforms have sparked controversy not just in the country, but worldwide as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sought to make major changes in judicial power.
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Former governor general David Johnston will decide whether the Justin Trudeau government should launch a public inquiry into the matter.
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Humber international students from Ukraine share their feelings on the war and their hopes for the future.
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A recent U.S. class action settlement over Thinx brings awareness to PFAS chemicals in reusable period products.
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Veteran journalist Bob Woodward is concerned about Putin’s nuclear threats if he is backed into a corner in Ukraine.
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As Canadian Jana Bell and Peruvian Maritza Paredes work to preserve the Amazon, Peru’s political situation is putting their task in danger.
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John R. Ferris from the University of Calgary said aerial surveillance is usual practice for major states and does not indicate provocation.
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The jersey has become part of a uniform for Bolsonaristas, much like the red MAGA ball cap is part of the garb for Trump supporters.
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Hong Kong residents who completed their post-secondary studies in the past 10 years now have two more years to apply for open work permits
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The Tamil population in Sri Lanka protested their mistreatment on its 75th anniversary of independence.
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The UN’s FAO recorded the highest food price increase in the world in a decade, caused by climate change, politics, inflation, and the pandemic.
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Ukraine is the world’s fourth largest corn exporter. The war has damaged its ports and infrastructure leading to an agricultural crisis.
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