27 Young Migrants Hired for Every Young Briton in UK Since 2020: Report
The number of non-EU migrants on payrolls under 25 rose by 290,000 between 2020 and 2025 while British nationals under 25 on payrolls went up by just 11,000.
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Kenya Has Approved Ebola Quarantine Facility for Americans: Officials
The facility will be operational on Friday.
Ukrainian Parliament Ratifies EU Loan to Increase Defense Spending
Ukraine struck a deal with Sweden to buy 20 new Gripen fighter jets, with Stockholm agreeing to donate 16 older models next year.
US Military Says It Redirected 111 Ships in Enforcing Blockade
The blockade of Iran's ports was announced in mid-April.
BC, Ontario, Alberta Largely Underrepresented in National Politics, Study Finds
Establishing a 350-seat Parliament would address longstanding imbalances in the House of Commons that have historically left Ontario, Alberta, and B.C. with less representation than other provinces, a new report suggests. The three provinces are underrepresented not only in the House of Commons, but in the Senate as well, while all other provinces are comparatively overrepresented, according to a study by the Calgary-based Aristotle Foundation for Public Policy. Three provinces have increased their share of Canada’s population since 1949, the study said. Ontario’s population share has risen from 32.6 percent in 1949 to 39 percent in 2025; British Columbia has grown from 8.3 percent to 13.8 percent; and Alberta is up from 6.6 percent to 11.9 percent. Yet that change has never been reflected in either federal chamber.
Tentative 60-Day Iran Ceasefire Deal Reached, Pending Trump’s Approval: Source
The 60-day agreement awaits final approval by Trump, a U.S. source said.
Guilbeault Says He’s Not the Only MP Who’s ‘Uncomfortable’ When Asked If Others Are Considering Quitting
Liberal MP and former environment minister Steven Guilbeault says he is not the only member of the Liberal caucus concerned about the party’s shifting approach to climate policy under Prime Minister Mark Carney. Guilbeault said in an interview with CTV News on May 27 that other Liberals are uneasy with the direction the government has taken on climate issues since Carney became prime minister. Guilbeault announced he will resign as an MP later this summer after “careful consideration” of his political future.
United States Sanctions Iran’s New Hormuz Control Agency
Washington combined new sanctions with military defense operations near the Strait of Hormuz.
EU Fines Temu $232 Million for Failing to Prevent Sale of Dangerous, Illegal Products
Temu is the second big tech company to be fined under the EU's Digital Services Act, after Elon Musk's X was fined $140 million in December 2025.
Polish Soldier Acquitted After Firing Shots Toward Migrants Illegally Crossing Border
The judge ruled that every soldier had a constitutional and statutory obligation to defend their homeland's borders; prosecutors say they will appeal.
Canadian Prime Minister Carney Speaks at Economic Club of New York
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks at the Economic Club of New York at 12 p.m. ET on May 28.
Iran Targets Kuwait With Missile Attack, US Alleges Ceasefire Violation
The attacks marked the latest flare-up threatening U.S.–Iran negotiations aimed at turning a fragile ceasefire into lasting peace.
A New Shock Could Trigger Multiple Risks, Test Canada’s Financial Resilience: BoC
There isn’t one particular risk on the horizon that’s keeping Bank of Canada officials up at night—it’s the range of vulnerabilities all cropping up at the same time that could test the resilience of the Canadian financial system. The central bank released its annual financial stability report Thursday, outlining where it sees the biggest risks [...]
More Than 24,000 Immigration Documents Could Be Suspended by Ebola Border Measures
The Immigration Department says more than 24,000 travel documents could be suspended by the government’s measures to keep Ebola out of Canada. The government has announced a 90-day suspension of a variety of immigration and travel documents for people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda and South Sudan. The suspension took effect at 11:59 p.m. ET on May 27.
Solicitor General to Review Toronto Police Request to Withhold Pay From Suspended Officers
Ontario’s solicitor general says he will be examining a proposal from Toronto’s police chief to expand the circumstances under which officers can be suspended without pay after three were charged in connection with the alleged assault of a sex worker while vacationing in Spain. Two Toronto officers were arrested in Barcelona and face charges in […]
US Embassy in Kyiv Says It’s Staying Open Despite Russia Warning Diplomats to Leave
Moscow said it was preparing to launch the strikes in retaliation for a Ukrainian drone attack on a university in Russian-controlled Ukraine.
Trump Endorses Armenian President as US Signs Partnership Deal With Yerevan
Armenia is due to hold elections on June 7 in which Pashinyan's Civil Contract party will seek to maintain its control of parliament.
France to Reimburse Patients for Anti-Obesity Drugs
The move, which will be effective from the middle of next month, makes Paris the first government in the EU to subsidize such medications.
Gwadar Port on Arabian Sea Emerges as Key to China-Pakistan Economic Corridor
The deep-sea port could be used by the Chinese military as a hub to extend its influence in the Middle East and Central Asia, analysts say.
Norway to Join France’s Nuclear Deterrence Umbrella
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere said Oslo is strengthening ties with several European military powers to avoid relying on a single security alliance.
