Sun 05 October 2025: Canada’s federal tax agency has been criticized for how it investigated Muslim charities over alleged terrorism links, with a government watchdog warning that the process may have been influenced by bias, according to a media report Thursday. CBC News said the National Security and Intelligence Review Agency (NSIRA) examined the work of the Canada […]
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Sun 05 October 2025: Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market value, hit a record high on Sunday and was up nearly 2.7% at $125,245.57 at 0512 GMT. Bitcoin’s previous record was $124,480 in mid-August, buoyed by friendlier regulations from U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration and strong demand from institutional investors. The cryptocurrency had risen […]
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Sat 04 October 2025: The Church of England has appointed Sarah Mullally as the next archbishop of Canterbury, marking the first time a woman has held the Church’s highest position. At 63, Mullally will lead the 85-million-strong global Anglican Communion, navigating ongoing divisions over issues like women’s roles in the Church and same-sex relationships. She […]
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Fri 03 October 2025: A total of 110,000 bullets were sent from Britain to Israel in August, amid the Israeli military’s continued genocidal offensive in Gaza, according to a new investigation by Channel 4. The shipment, valued at around £20,000 (nearly $27,000), is part of a broader increase in UK arms exports to Israel, with […]
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Fri 03 October 2025: Russian President Vladimir Putin warned on Thursday that Russia‘s response to the “militarization” of Europe would not be long in coming. “The response to the threats, to put it mildly, seems to be very convincing. That’s right, a response. We ourselves have never initiated a military confrontation. It’s senseless, unnecessary and simply absurd; it distracts us […]
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Thu 02 October 2025: The United States will begin providing Ukraine with intelligence to support long-range missile strikes on Russia’s energy infrastructure, marking the first time the Donald Trump administration has approved such aid, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported. President Trump recently authorized the Pentagon and intelligence agencies to aid Kyiv with the strikes, […]
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Thu 02 October 2025: International credit rating agency S&P Global reported Wednesday that the government shutdown will slightly hit gross domestic product (GDP) growth in the US and will raise the uncertainty in the economy. S&P estimated in a report that every week the federal government stays closed, the economic growth could be reduced by […]
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Wed 01 October 2025: Germany plans to create an anti-drone defense center and grant security officials the power to shoot down unauthorized drones within its borders, the government stated on Wednesday. Following a two-day Cabinet retreat, Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt announced in Berlin that new legislation will soon be introduced to enhance the authority and […]
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Wed 01 October 2025: When Keir Starmer moved into 10 Downing Street in July 2024, many observers wondered whether Britain’s new Labour government might still be working in the shadow of former Premier Tony Blair. The new prime minister had drawn on Blair’s old advisers, and the comparison seemed inevitable. But after US President Donald […]
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Tue 30 September 2025: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen reaffirmed that there is no seizure of frozen Russian assets and that Ukraine would repay the loan if Moscow pays reparations, during a joint news conference with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte on Tuesday. “There is no seizing of the assets. Ukraine has to repay […]
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