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Kano State Governor Abba Yusuf raised eyebrows by appearing without his signature red cap during the Paris International Agricultural Show, post his defection to the All Progressives Congress.

Western Canadians stranded in Mexico are frustrated with WestJet's insufficient communication and lack of effort to repatriate them after their flights were canceled due to cartel violence.

China continues to navigate its complex relationship with Myanmar amidst ongoing political turmoil and competition from other global powers.

The article argues that Taiwan should recognize and distance itself from the unreliable and exploitative nature of its relationship with the United States under President Trump.

Guinea has released 16 Sierra Leonean soldiers and police officers detained on charges of unauthorized entry while constructing a border post.

A man has been arrested for the murder of his ex-wife in Morro Agudo, Brazil, after turning himself in to the police three days post-incident.

Hong Kong pianist Aristo Sham is using his recent Cliburn win and U.S. tour to promote a message of cultural openness amidst geopolitical tensions.

A 38-year-old man was arrested in London after defacing the Winston Churchill statue with anti-Israeli graffiti.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is set to embark on his first international trip as opposition leader, visiting London and Berlin to discuss trade issues.

During a recent diplomatic visit to China, Prime Minister Mark Carney was gifted an action camera, which security experts now advise him to dispose of due to security concerns.

The article discusses the unusual post-career professions of retired football players, highlighting their shift from traditional roles to surprising new ventures.

The article compares the contrasting budgetary approaches of Alberta and British Columbia, highlighting Alberta's growth management and lower deficit against B.C.'s rising expenditures and deficits.

The dean of the University of Toronto's dentistry school was put on leave following controversy over his use of antisemitic cartoons in a lecture.

Bill Clinton testified before Congress, denying any knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes during a closed hearing.

The Brazilian government remains unfazed by the appointment of U.S. far-right activist Darren Beattie, a vocal critic of Lula, to a senior advisory position related to Brazil, as plans for Lula's visit to the U.S. continue.

Residents of Ubá, Brazil, reported that inmates were cleaning up after severe floods without proper protective equipment.

Swedish vets are being urged to publish their pricing online due to soaring costs of animal care that have left pet owners with little power over pricing.

Post-tensioned slabs, using high-strength steel cables, allow for open architectural designs by removing the need for excessive pillars, thereby expanding usable areas in buildings.

Jussi Lindgren, a special assistant to Finland's Finance Minister Riikka Purra, sharply criticizes the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in his blog post, warning of dire economic consequences if the SDP were to lead the government.

Iran is reportedly engaged in activities at nuclear sites previously bombed by the US and Israel, raising concerns over its nuclear ambitions amid stalled inspections.

Trump's ultimatum to Iran regarding nuclear weapons has raised concerns in Canada about potential repercussions, including terrorism and economic impacts.

Dione Araújo, the mayor of Itumbiara, discovered the bodies of his grandsons, allegedly killed by their father, after a troubling farewell post on Instagram was made.

The U.S. has urged non-emergency staff at its embassy in Jerusalem to leave Israel due to escalating tensions with Iran.

Official data reveals that dissatisfaction with life in the UK has not improved post-Covid, despite an uptick in the economic outlook.

Brady Tkachuk has refuted claims that he insulted Canada in an AI-manipulated video shared by the White House.

The Washington Post reported a loss exceeding $100 million in 2025, attributed to previous overstaffing and a significant reduction in reporting output.

New Brunswick is importing LNG from Australia despite having significant natural gas reserves domestically.

A social media post claims responsibility for a shooting incident involving the Lawrence Bishnoi gang in Haryana's Sonipat.

Chinese government departments are preparing for potential demands from President Trump ahead of the upcoming Trump-Xi summit.

Indian cricketer Rinku Singh mourns the passing of his father, Khan Chand Singh, who succumbed to liver cancer after a long battle.

A large recall of frozen blueberries sold in Canada and the U.S. has been issued due to potential listeria contamination that poses serious health risks.

Farah Khan's husband, Shirish Kunder, astonished fans with a recent Instagram post showcasing his transformation, leaving some to speculate whether it's real or AI-generated.

This article features recipes for three sweet treats from the cookbook 'Lebanese Baking' by Maureen Abood, focusing on her cultural culinary heritage.

The U.S. Supreme Court's decision against Trump's emergency tariff powers may lead to increased Chinese imports as businesses prepare for potential changes in tariffs.

Chinese scientists have developed a new lithium battery technology that could potentially double the driving range of electric vehicles.

A social media post claims responsibility for a shooting incident in Haryana, allegedly linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and threatening Rohit Godara.

The Chinese government has advised its citizens to leave Iran immediately due to escalating security risks amid rising tensions between the US and Iran.

China's Politburo outlines a proactive macroeconomic strategy ahead of the annual legislative sessions, focusing on stabilizing employment and markets.

Social media influencers Henny Harjusola and Joni Hesselgren attracted attention with their recent photos showcasing post-cosmetic treatment bruising, eliciting mixed reactions from their followers.

Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada is in Mumbai to negotiate energy deals, particularly focusing on uranium supplies crucial for India's nuclear power expansion.

A new BMO survey reveals that Canadians believe they need $1.7 million to retire, a significant increase from the previous year, yet confidence in reaching this goal is declining due to rising costs and economic uncertainty.

Global debt reached a record high in 2025, increasing by US$29 trillion, largely propelled by investments from the US and China.

Tampa International Airport has humorously announced a 'ban' on pajamas and Crocs in a social media post that has attracted global attention.

China’s Supreme People’s Court has hailed a maritime court case as a significant example of its anti-sanctions law, benefiting a domestic company in a dispute against a Swiss firm.

China is actively seeking to mediate the escalating conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan, urging both nations to remain calm and negotiate peacefully.

A federal court ruling allows a Pakistani refugee, who returned to Pakistan multiple times, to challenge the revocation of his Canadian refugee status.

David Kaufman discusses the polling support for Pete Buttigieg as a Democratic presidential candidate and the challenges he may face within his party.

The article discusses the challenges facing Prime Minister Mark Carney's memorandum of understanding with Alberta regarding carbon pricing and carbon capture initiatives, as analyzed by panelists Ian Brodie and Eugene Lang.

Geoff Russ critiques the celebration of silver medals by Canadians, suggesting that second place should not be viewed as a moral victory.

Franco Terrazzano criticizes Prime Minister Mark Carney for attempting to conceal Ottawa's fiscal issues rather than addressing them head-on.