Category: World

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has congratulated Canadian leader Mark Carney on his Liberal Party’s election victory. Modi expressed his enthusiasm for fostering greater opportunities for the citizens of both India and Canada. Carney’s Liberal Party secured a historic win in the Canadian elections. “Congratulations @MarkJCarney on your election as the Prime Minister of Canada and to the Liberal Party on their victory,” Modi tweeted. “India and Canada are bound by shared democratic values, a steadfast commitment to the rule of law, and vibrant people-to-people ties,” he stated. “I…

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Toronto: Following the Liberal victory in the Canadian elections, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s victory address in Ottawa signaled a profound shift in the nation’s foreign policy. Carney’s declaration that Canada’s “long-standing relationship with the United States,” built upon “ever deeper integration,” is “over,” marks a watershed moment in North American relations. Carney’s words carry the weight of a nation reckoning with a new reality. He acknowledged the “trauma of the American treachery,” a phrase that speaks volumes about the perceived betrayal that has led to this turning point. While urging…

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Washington: As Donald Trump marks his first 100 days in his second term, the White House is strategically highlighting the President’s border crackdown, an area where he enjoys relative strength amidst otherwise concerning poll numbers. The administration’s decision to stage television broadcasts against a backdrop of yard signs displaying mugshots of immigrants accused of serious crimes underscores this focus. Chief border advisor Tom Homan’s declaration of “unprecedented success” and a commitment to “full speed ahead” on this initiative signals a clear prioritization. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt’s assertion of being in…

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Jerusalem – Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar strongly criticized the International Court of Justice (ICJ) proceedings regarding Israel’s actions in its conflict with Hamas, labeling them a “disgraceful” attempt to “politicize and abuse the legal process” to “delegitimize” Israel. Sa’ar announced that Israel would not participate in the proceedings at The Hague. He stated, “We made the decision not to work with this circus. It is not Israel that should be on trial but the UN and UNRWA, which have been infiltrated by terrorists.” Sa’ar accused the United Nations Relief and…

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Vatican City – The Sistine Chapel will close its doors on May 7th, marking the beginning of the Conclave to elect the next Bishop of Rome, following the passing of Pope Francis. This Conclave is notable for its diverse and international assembly of cardinals, tasked with the significant responsibility of choosing the next Pope. The cardinals’ role, as emphasized by Cardinal Gerhard Muller, is to uphold the Church’s long-standing mission, spanning over two millennia, rather than promote any specific papal agenda. Their decision will have profound implications for the future of…

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Toronto: Canada’s  federal election on April 28th has become a high-stakes battle, shaped by both domestic anxieties and the looming shadow of international pressures. The unexpected resignation of Justin Trudeau, coupled with Donald Trump’s aggressive rhetoric towards Canada, has created a volatile political landscape. This election is not merely about choosing a new government; it’s about defining Canada’s future in an increasingly uncertain world. The Trigger: Trudeau’s Departure and Trump’s Threats Trudeau’s decision to step down after nearly a decade in power was a significant turning point. His declining popularity…

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Rio de Janeiro – In response to the escalating trade tensions fueled by US President Donald Trump’s aggressive policies, senior diplomats from the BRICS nations are convening in Brazil on Monday to forge a unified front. The summit takes on added significance as the International Monetary Fund recently revised global growth projections downward, citing the detrimental impact of the US President’s sweeping new tariffs. Over two days in Rio de Janeiro, diplomats from the BRICS trade bloc – comprising Brazil (the current president), Russia, India, China, and South Africa –…

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Vatican City – The Vatican announced that the centuries-old tradition of the papal conclave, through which a new head of the Catholic Church is elected, will commence on May 7. Vatican spokesperson Matteo Bruni made the official confirmation. This announcement follows the solemn funeral of Pope Francis on Saturday, which drew world leaders and hundreds of thousands of mourners to the Vatican to pay their respects. Pope Francis passed away on Easter Monday, April 21, at the age of 88, after a prolonged period of ill health that included weeks…

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Gaza City – Ten-year-old Youssef al-Najjar’s daily dawn trek, barefoot and clutching a damaged pot, to a communal kitchen in Gaza City often ends in disappointment. He finds himself amidst hundreds of others, all desperately seeking sustenance. “People jostle because they don’t want to miss their turn. Some young children fall,” Youssef whispered, his voice barely audible in the chaotic crowd. Thousands of Gazans, many of them children, are relying on these communal kitchens for their families’ survival. The humanitarian crisis in the region has drastically worsened since Israel reportedly barred…

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Los Angeles – Global superstar Rihanna, also known as Queen RiRi, is offering fellow parents a relatable glimpse into her parenting tactics. The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter recently shared an amusing video on her Instagram Stories, featuring her lips and eyes playfully distorted with a banana filter. Accompanying the quirky video, Rihanna wrote, “Since my kids love bananas so much but wanna ignore me.” According to “People” magazine, the lighthearted post made it clear that she was trying to get the attention of her two sons, RZA, 2, and Riot, 20 months, to…

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