Russia attacks Kharkiv: At least four people have been killed by Russian forces’ use of drones, missiles, and guided bombs in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv. A local official described the attack as “the most powerful attack” on the region since the war began.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s expectations of having one of football’s biggest attractions at the competition were dashed when Cristiano Ronaldo declared he was nearly positive he would not be competing in the Club World Cup. The Portugal player said on Saturday that he had received
Israeli PM Netanyahu admits backing criminal group Abu Shabab: Following a fresh round of military attacks on the Gaza Strip that claimed the lives of at least 52 Palestinians, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has admitted that the nation is deploying armed gangs in Gaza
Following a surge in troops on the opposing side, Thailand has increased its military presence at a disputed border with Cambodia, the country’s defense minister announced on Saturday. Since a Cambodian soldier was killed in a brief battle in an unmarked border area on May
In a statement released on Saturday, the French presidency announced that French President Emmanuel Macron will travel to Greenland on June 15 and meet with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Greenland Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen. According to the French president, the leaders’ discussions will
On Friday, Russia requested that the U.N. nuclear watchdog act as a mediator between Moscow and Washington in order to settle the dispute over U.S. nuclear fuel kept at a Russian-controlled power plant in Ukraine. Russia wants to revive the dormant Zaporizhzhia nuclear facility, which
Late on June 6, the Supreme Court gave the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) two significant victories in its fight to shrink the federal government. The two unsigned decisions were simultaneously issued by the country’s top court. A lower court ruling prohibiting DOGE employees from
Halifax is named a street in honor of a doctor who fought racial injustice and dedicated his life to aiding those with limited access to healthcare. The new Cogswell District will include Dr. Alfred Waddell Street, where he lived, worked, and volunteered from the 1930s
Only months after the RCMP accused his administration of murder, extortion, and coercion, Prime Minister Mark Carney defended his choice to invite Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the G7 summit in Alberta. Given India’s size and crucial role in the global supply chain, Carney,
In a strategic change unveiled by its new special envoy, the United States will close the majority of its military installations in Syria and move operations to a single site. President Donald Trump named Thomas Barrack as the United States’ ambassador to Turkey and special
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