Inside the Paris Courthouse, Where France Is Trying Its Riot Suspects
Four days after the worst unrest in years, Paris judges are working through hundreds of cases as politicians argue over who the rioters really are.
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Fighter Jet Crashes in Northeast France, at Least One Person Dead
One person was killed and one other was missing after a military plane crashed in the northeast of France on Tuesday evening.
1 Person Killed in Attack on Eastern Saudi Airport, Authorities Say
One Saudi resident was killed in an attack on King Fahd International Airport in Dammam in eastern Saudi Arabia.
Fairness and Predictability in Canada’s Courts
Commentary It seemed simple enough as we closed out the 20th century. The role of courts was to apply longstanding rules of evidence to ferret out the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. In a criminal case, the evidence had to prove the facts necessary to establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt. On […]
Man Armed With Nunchucks Charged Over Alleged Threats at WA Minister’s Office
WA Minister Hannah Beazley described the incident as really confronting after an armed member of the public entered her electorate office and threatened staff.
Hong Kong Health Authorities Step Up Russia Arrival Checks After Siberian Lab Worker’s Death
The Russian government hasn’t said what pathogen killed the lab worker on Oct. 2, as concerns linger.
Former Opera Australia Chief Joins Conservative Conference, Pushes for Economic Growth to Help the Arts
He also reiterated calls for Creative Australia, the country's leading arts funding body, to place a moratorium on funding for a few years.
‘Australia Marches’ Tour Heads to Perth With Call to End Mass Migration
Rallies in Adelaide, Hobart, Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra will follow.
Saudi Arabia Reports Aramco’s Administrative Building on Fire After Being Struck
Saudi Arabia’s Civil Defense said it intercepted two cruise missiles over Riyadh.
10 in China Charged in North Korean Fraud Scheme Targeting US Companies
Prosecutors say the network used stolen American identities to secure remote jobs at more than 70 U.S. companies and generate $3 million.
Greta Thunberg Joins French Student Protests as Marchers Block Schools, Clash With Police
Fifty officers were injured in Paris alone, France's Interior Minister said. Student unions called for a Yellow Vest rally this weekend.
Hair Salon, House Gutted in Melbourne Firebomb Attacks
A hair and nail salon on Shuter Street and an unoccupied home in Essendon were targeted in separate firebomb attacks on Oct. 14.
Labor Pledges $630 Million to Address Gender Pay Gap in Care Sector
The government said the funding would help more than 128,000 charities and not-for-profits absorb the higher wage costs without cutting services.
Anthony Furey: Toronto Isn’t the Only Canadian City Facing a Bike Lane Backlash
Commentary The old saying that all politics is local is proving most true when it comes to bike lanes in Canada’s major cities. What should be the most hyper-local of topics has turned into a wider municipal, provincial and, potentially, Supreme Court of Canada matter. On Oct. 13, the Ontario provincial government began removing a […]
China Grants Visa Network Preliminary Approval After Years of Market Barriers
The U.S. payment-card company has sought entry for nine years as Beijing maintained restrictions benefiting state-backed China UnionPay.
What September's 68,000 Job Losses Signal for the Canadian Economy
News Analysis Canada's labour market has shed 110,000 jobs over the past two months, but with rising energy costs adding to inflationary pressures, it remains to be seen whether the Bank of Canada will cut interest rates to support a softening economy or raise them, with implications for mortgage rates. Statistics Canada announced on Oct. 9 that employment fell by 68,000 in September, following a loss of 42,000 jobs in August. The unemployment rate rose from 6.4 percent to 6.5 percent. The job losses come amid uncertainty over Canada’s trade relationship with the United States and rising energy costs, creating a dilemma for the Bank of Canada: whether to lower interest rates to support a weakening economy or raise them to contain inflation....
Saudi National Working for OpenAI Arrested After Company Uncovers Secret Recording Device
Company staff found the device wrapped in toilet paper and plugged into a television inside an executive conference room.
Zandi Estimates Iran War Has Cost Nearly $2,000 per US Household
The White House says the war cost is necessary to keep Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.
‘Enough Is Enough’: Business Owner Uses 100 Kilograms of Asphalt to Repair Road Pothole
A Victorian man said locals had been swerving to avoid a pothole on Baxter-Tooradin Road in Frankston that was deep enough to reach halfway up his shins.
Carney Speaks With Indian PM Modi, Praises ‘Increased Engagement’ Between Countries
India's prime minister will be in Canada in December for a meeting with Canada's prime minister.
