Undersea Telecom Cable Damaged in Gulf of Finland
Finnish authorities are investigating damage to a critical undersea telecom cable in the Gulf of Finland. The incident raises security concerns for vital international communications infrastructure.
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UAE calls for restraint after Saudi strikes in Yemen
The United Arab Emirates has called for 'restraint and wisdom' following Saudi Arabia's military strikes in Yemen on December 30, 2025. Get the latest details on the regional tensions.
Yemen Separatists Accuse Saudi Arabia of Airstrikes
Southern Transitional Council forces in Yemen allege Saudi-led coalition airstrikes targeted their positions, marking a significant rift. Details on the escalating conflict.
France to Build New Aircraft Carrier, Macron Announces
French President Emmanuel Macron announced plans for a new aircraft carrier during a visit to troops in the Gulf. The major defense project signals France's commitment to global naval power.
Canada Formally Recognizes Gulf War Illness After Veteran Lobbying
The Canadian government has formally recognized Gulf War Illness, a major victory for veterans after years of advocacy. Learn about the impact and what this recognition means.
Legendary war correspondent Peter Arnett dies
Peter Arnett, the fearless Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist known for his groundbreaking coverage of the Vietnam and Gulf Wars, has passed away. Remember his legacy.
Miss Finland loses crown over racist 'slanted-eyes' photo
Sarah Dzafce was removed as Miss Finland after a photo of her making a 'slanted-eyes' gesture went viral. The controversy prompted apologies from a Finnish politician and the Prime Minister.
Miss Finland loses title over squinting gesture
Former Miss Finland Sarah Dzafce was stripped of her title following a controversial squinting gesture. Get the full story on the scandal and its fallout.
Finland PM apologizes to Asian countries over MPs' mocking posts
Finland's Prime Minister has issued a formal apology to several Asian countries following offensive social media posts by members of parliament. The incident highlights ongoing diplomatic sensitivities.
Canada's Marion Thénault wins aerials silver in Finland
Canadian freestyle skier Marion Thénault from Sherbrooke, Que., secures a silver medal at the FIS Aerials World Cup in Finland, marking a strong start to the season. Read more about her podium performance.
Finland's President: No Ukraine Ceasefire Soon
Finland's President Alexander Stubb urges Europe to maintain resolve as he warns a ceasefire in Ukraine remains unlikely in the near future. Read the full analysis.
Enbridge green-lights $1.4B pipeline expansion
Enbridge Inc. has approved a $1.4-billion expansion of its pipeline network to the U.S. Gulf Coast, prioritizing southern routes over West Coast projects. Read the full analysis.
Thai Conglomerate GULF Achieves 'A' Credit Rating
Thailand's Gulf Development Public Company Limited (GULF) secures an 'A' corporate credit rating with stable outlook from Japan Credit Rating Agency, reflecting strong financial health.
Cartel hitwoman La Chucky killed in police shootout
Infamous Mexican cartel influencer La Chucky, known for flaunting weapons on social media, was killed in a shootout with police near the US-Mexico border. Five cartel members died in the confrontation.
Regina Curlers Reach U17 World Semi-Finals
Saskatchewan's curling prodigies Myla Pue and Rylan Schultz continue their impressive run at the U17 World Challenge in Finland, securing spots in the semi-finals with dominant performances.
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