In a recent round of negotiations, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf led Iran’s delegation, firmly rejecting US demands and emphasizing resistance against threats.
Radio Canada highlights the 150-year history of the Indian Act, a controversial piece of legislation aimed at assimilating First Nations people.
The Supreme Court’s recent ruling on tariffs has created a wave of uncertainty for U.S. importers, with many awaiting substantial refunds. Businesses are struggling to navigate this complex landscape.
The filibuster is becoming a contentious issue within the GOP as Trump pushes for its elimination to advance his legislative agenda.
The Strait of Hormuz faces heightened tensions as Iran maintains control and the US Navy initiates a blockade. Key reactions highlight the precarious situation.
In a historic turn of events, Viktor Orbán has conceded defeat to Péter Magyar in the Hungary elections, signaling a significant political shift after 16 years in power.
Nigeria has recently convicted nearly 400 terrorism suspects in mass trials, reflecting the ongoing struggle against insurgency and violence in the country.
Negotiations between Iran and the United States are underway in Islamabad, marking the first direct talks since the Islamic Revolution of 1979. The discussions involve Pakistani officials and are expected to address ongoing tensions in the region.
The Strait of Hormuz remains a flashpoint as US naval vessels conduct mine-clearing operations, prompting strong responses from Iran.
Recent events at U.S. Customs and Border Protection highlight the complexities of immigration enforcement, with rising apprehensions and controversial detentions drawing attention.
