Hulunbuir in China’s Inner Mongolia Issues Plague Risk Alert After Suspected Russian Case
Chinese expats in Russia have rushed to return to China while some have started to stockpile supplies, according to residents and social media posts.
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Day in Photos: Protest in India, Columbus Day Parade, and Stolen Paintings Recovered
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Conrad Black: Why Quebec Is Unlikely to Separate From Canada Anytime Soon
Commentary At first sight, it may seem that the replacement of the ambiguous Coalition Avenir Québec party by the Parti Québécois in Quebec’s election last week is a victory for the forces of Quebec independence. This is an illusion. The CAQ was a fusion of interests that wished to de-emphasize constitutional issues and emphasize policies [...]
Houthis Attack Saudi Airports as Yemen Conflict Widens: What to Know
The conflict between Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces and the Iran-aligned Houthi terrorist group has widened in Yemen after a years-long ceasefire.
Terror Plot at UK Airbase ‘Almost Certainly’ Directed by Iran, British PM Says
The United States and its allies condemned Iran's use of deadly attacks in a joint statement.
2 Americans Win Nobel Prize for Theories of Stabilizing Economies
Awarded by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm, the prize is worth $1.2 million, which will be split between the two laureates.
Zelenskyy Says Strikes on Russian Refineries Will Continue If Putin Rejects Energy Ceasefire
The Ukrainian president said Russia struck Ukraine’s energy infrastructure shortly after Trump announced a ceasefire.
China's Auto Overcapacity Fuels Export Push as Domestic Sales Slump
Chinese automakers have increased their reliance on overseas buyers as profits fell and trade restrictions threatened expansion into foreign markets.
WHO Issues Update on Russian Plague Lab Worker’s Death
The U.N. health body said it doesn't know the cause of the Siberian lab worker's death but said no case of plague has been registered.
Prime Minister’s Thanksgiving Message Addresses Alberta Separation Referendum
Prime Minister Mark Carney focused his Thanksgiving Day message on Alberta’s upcoming separation referendum, saying Canada is “worth fighting for.” “This year, Thanksgiving is a bit different,” he said in the video message. “A week from today, Albertans will have the opportunity to make an important decision about their future: whether to remain part of Canada or begin a long and uncertain process through which Alberta could separate from Canada.” Albertans will vote on Oct. 19 on whether the province should stay in Canada or hold a second, binding separation referendum. In the video posted Monday and filmed in his old high school in Edmonton, Carney noted he grew up in Alberta....
Undeclared Mustard Triggers Recall of Turkey Gravy Brand in Canada
A turkey gravy brand sold in several Canadian provinces has been recalled because it contains undeclared mustard. Kevin’s Natural Foods turkey gravy was distributed in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and British Columbia, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) said in a recall notice on Oct. 9. The recall was triggered by the company, CalChef Foods LLC, [...]
Man Sought in Unprovoked Attack at Toronto Protest: Police
Police are seeking the public’s help to identify a man who allegedly assaulted another person without provocation during a pro-Palestine demonstration in downtown Toronto on Oct. 10. The Toronto Police Service (TPS) said officers responded to a report of the alleged assault at around 4:55 p.m. that day. According to the police, the victim was [...]
Freed Chinese Pastor Honored With Lantos Prize for Defending Religious Freedom
‘It is vital for people around the world to come together to advocate for greater religious freedom for the people of China,’ Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri said.
Fugitive Businessman Linked to Alleged Venezuelan Corruption Taken Into US Custody
Alvaro Pulido was convicted of drug trafficking in Italy in 1997, according to prosecutors.
EU Adopts Largest Round of Sanctions Against Russia Since 2022
Almost 1,600 entities and persons were listed in the package, which targeted Moscow's military-industrial complex.
Trade Minister Leading 300-Member Mission to India This Week
International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu is in India this week as the two countries look to reach a free-trade agreement by the end of the year. Sidhu is set to make stops in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru during his visit. He is being joined by almost 300 delegates representing businesses and exporters from across Canada. […]
Chinese Regime Targets Taiwan’s Allies With Sanctions Against Officials
Taiwan condemned Beijing's action as a 'blatant interference' in other countries’ sovereignty and diplomacy.
Labor Stands Firm on Proposed 30 Percent Discretionary Trust Tax
'We’re not watering this down. This is a very substantial review. This is about fairness in our tax system,' said Assistant Treasurer Daniel Mulino.
Australian Politicians Voice Concerns Over Planned US Execution Livestream
The comments relate to the planned execution of a former U.S. Army major who has been convicted of killing 13 people and wounding more than 30 in 2009.
US, UK, Canada Urge Citizens to Avoid Saudi Airport After Houthi Terror Attack
The Federal Aviation Administration has warned flight operators of potential safety risks when flying to or over Saudi Arabia following the attacks.
