Tag: World
Airlines suspending flights to Tel Aviv, Lebanon as conflict erupts
Concerns over a wider conflict in the Middle East have prompted international airlines to suspend flights to the region or to avoid affected air space.
Hezbollah fires missile at Tel Aviv in further escalation of conflict
Hezbollah hurled dozens of projectiles into Israel early Wednesday, including a missile aimed at Tel Aviv that was the militant group's deepest strike yet.
Trudeau pushes allies to lift long-range weapons limits for Ukraine at UN
Trudeau said he had 'a number of those conversations directly with leaders' at the UN when asked if he is making progress in growing consensus for lifting the restrictions.
Canadian tourists to Egypt will be able to get online visas again: Joly
Since last October, Canadians have been paying $150 and mailing in an application form, passport and itinerary in order to get a visa.
Woman dies in ‘suicide pod’ in Switzerland, several people arrested
Several people were taken into custody on suspicion of inciting, and aiding and abetting suicide after a woman died using a Sarco pod.
Chinese central bank injects stimulus in bid to boost flagging economy
The broader-than-expected package offering more funding and interest rate cuts marks the latest attempt by policymakers to restore confidence in the world's second-largest economy.
Trudeau to meet Zelenskyy as Biden set to make final UN speech
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to attend the opening of the 79th Session of the United Nations General Assembly, where U. S. President Joe Biden will give a speech.
Visa Under Antitrust Scrutiny Over Debit Card Practices
A pivotal legal battle is unfolding as Visa Inc. finds itself at the center of an antitrust case initiated by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). This case focuses on allegations that the company has maintained monopolistic practices in the debit card m...
Michael Kovrig reflects on ‘brutally hard’ Chinese detention: ‘You’re totally alone’
Michael Kovrig, who spent 1,019 days in a Chinese prison, has described for the first time the emotional and psychological toll that the detention took on him and his family.
U.S. moves to ban Chinese software, hardware from all vehicles in America
The move marks the latest crackdown on China's EV industry by the Biden administration and would effectively bar all Chinese cars from entering the U.S. market.
Why non-alcoholic beer is gaining steam at Oktoberfest: ‘Nobody will judge you’
This year marked the first time an alcohol-free beer garden opened at Oktoberfest in Munich as the sober-curious trend grows even at the world-famous ode to beer.
Harris Pledges AI and Cryptocurrency Support at NYC Fundraiser
Vice President Kamala Harris made a notable commitment to bolster investments in artificial intelligence (AI) and cryptocurrency during a high-profile fundraising event in New York City, held as part of her 2024 presidential campaign. Addressing a crowd o...
Trudeau to discuss Haiti crisis at UN General Assembly
Justin Trudeau will turn his focus to the ongoing crises in Haiti as he speaks with some world leaders Monday ahead of the 78th meeting of the United Nations General Assembly.
Lebanon says 100 people killed as Israel launches barrage of airstrikes
The Israeli military said it struck 300 targets in Lebanon in one of the most intense barrages of airstrikes in nearly a year of fighting against the Hezbollah militant group.
Illegal Crossings Plague New York Farmer Near Canada
A New York farmer is grappling with an influx of unauthorized crossings from Canada, highlighting ongoing border challenges. This situation has escalated as the farmer, who operates a property along the Canada-U.S. border, recently deployed trail cameras...