Canada murders spark calls to label India’s Bishnoi gang a ‘terror’ group | Crime News
On a crisp spring morning in Brampton town of Canada’s Ontario province in May, Harjit Singh Dhadda meticulously…
Why are people in Sudan’s el-Fasher starving? | Sudan war News
Sudan’s 27-month civil war is being compounded by a hunger crisis affecting the vulnerable, especially the people trapped…
Coercion, Violence, And Ethnic Targeting
The Russian government, facing mounting losses in Ukraine, appears to be intensifying its coercive recruitment tactics targeting prisoners,…
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Summer reading project helps reporter rediscover love of reading [Unscripted] | Entertainment
As a child, I was the one with my nose always in a book. “Junie B. Jones,” “The…
A Putin Ally, Russia’s War Machine, And Luxury Villas In Dubai
Private beachfronts, million-dollar bathtubs, evenings of wine, whiskey, cigars, and karaoke – or performances by Russian pop stars…
Iran Targets SIM Cards Of Dissenting Voices
Iranian authorities are increasingly disconnecting citizens from mobile services for posting critical content about the Islamic republic on…
Iran Accused Of Kidnap Plot As US, Allies Warn Of Growing Threats In West
It was a chilling message in a call from the police: “The Islamic republic is trying to kidnap…
Trump sells the EU more energy and protection, muscling Russia out | Russia-Ukraine war News
The United States has sought to formally position itself as Europe’s biggest seller of protection and energy security…
Trump’s tariffs forge ‘feeling of big betrayal’ in Canada’s manufacturing | Manufacturing
Krysten Lawton, 53, works in health and safety at Ford Motor Company of Canada’s engine plant in Windsor,…
“I owe my DJing career to King Charles”
Iconic house music DJ and drag racer Carl Cox on dodging bullets on the dancefloor, overcoming grief and…
Iran Pushes Ahead With ‘Fake News’ Bill That Critics Say Guts Free Speech
The legislation is formally titled the “Bill To Counter The Publication Of Fake News Content In Cyberspace.” But…
Could Iceland Join The EU? Reykjavik Eyes Accession Talks As Security, Trade Tensions Mount
When predicting which country would be the next to join the European Union, the smart money seems to…