Beijing Rejects “Unreasonable Accusations” from US on Trade
Beijing has firmly rejected U.S. accusations of violating a trade agreement, calling them "unreasonable" and urging the U.S. to "reflect on itself." This strong...
The “Mahmoud’s Hall” Precedent: Will it Affect Melbourne University’s Expulsion Appeals?
The "Mahmoud's Hall" occupation precedent, which led to concessions from the University of Melbourne, is being raised by students appealing expulsion and suspension recommendations...
When Profit Meets Politics: Pride Toronto Loses Sponsors Amidst DEI Scrutiny
When profit meets politics, Pride Toronto loses sponsors, as Google and Home Depot withdraw their support amidst heightened diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) scrutiny....
Istanbul Ceasefire Talks Proposed, Ukraine Seeks Russian Peace Plan Before Attending
A potential second round of ceasefire talks between Russia and Ukraine is on the table for Istanbul next week, with the Kremlin expressing its...
King Charles Opens Canadian Parliament Amid Sovereignty Tensions and Indigenous Reflections
King Charles has arrived in Ottawa to formally open Canada's 45th parliament, becoming the first reigning monarch in Canadian history to deliver a throne...
Tears of Reunion, Night of Terror: Ukraine’s Largest Prisoner Swap Overshadowed by Deadly Barrage
Sunday brought a glimmer of hope to Ukraine as 303 prisoners of war were finally reunited with their families. The emotional homecomings, filled with...