Myanmar's Last Election Round Held with Army Control Certain
Myanmar conducted its final phase of general elections on January 25, 2026, with the military already assured of retaining control over the government despite voter participation.
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Trump's Greenland Ambitions Strain MAGA-Europe Ties
President Trump's renewed interest in acquiring Greenland is creating diplomatic friction with European far-right allies, particularly Hungary's Viktor Orban, amid broader trade tensions.
Defying Trump: Who Stands Against Presidential Pressure
An examination of notable individuals, businesses, and institutions that have resisted pressure from President Donald Trump, including the Federal Reserve, lawmakers, and major corporations.
Readers React: Trump's Gaza Vision and Canadian Issues
National Post readers share satirical takes on Trump's corporate Gaza plan, critique Liberal gun policies, and propose bolstering Canadian Reserves with firearm owners.
ICE Shooting Triggers DHS Funding Crisis, Shutdown Risk
A fatal shooting by a federal immigration agent in Minnesota has derailed Congress's plan to avoid a government shutdown, with Democratic senators demanding major ICE reforms before approving DHS funding.
Maher Predicts GOP Midterm Disaster Over ICE Actions
Political commentator Bill Maher warns Republican Party faces electoral backlash over controversial ICE enforcement images from Minnesota, including fatal shooting of U.S. citizen.
Trump, Vance Blame Minnesota After Fatal ICE Shooting
President Trump and VP Vance criticize Minnesota officials following a fatal shooting by federal officers in Minneapolis, sparking protests and conflicting accounts.
Bloc Leader Slams Carney's China Deal, Quebec Remarks
Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet criticized Prime Minister Mark Carney's trade agreement with China and his historical comments about Quebec during a Parti Québécois convention speech.
Minneapolis Mayor Calls for ICE Withdrawal After Shooting
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey urges President Trump to remove over 3,000 ICE agents from the city following a fatal shooting by federal officers, calling it a threat to democracy.
Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs, Calls PM Carney 'Governor'
Former U.S. President Donald Trump's recent remarks, including a tariff threat and misidentifying Prime Minister Carney, spark political analysis and concerns over trade relations.
NATO Approval Ratings Shift Post-Trump: New Poll
A recent survey indicates significant changes in how NATO member nations view the alliance following Donald Trump's return to the White House, with implications for global security dynamics.
Carney's Davos Speech Praised for Authenticity and Boldness
Prime Minister Mark Carney's World Economic Forum address in Davos receives widespread international praise for its authentic delivery and courageous stance, drawing sharp criticism from Donald Trump.
Poilievre Pledges Cooperation as Parliament Returns
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre calls for action from the Liberal government while promising cooperation as the House of Commons reconvenes in Ottawa.
ICE Violence Outrage Spurs Calls to Congress on Funding Deadline
Following the killing of Renee Good by an ICE officer in Minneapolis, Americans are demanding action. A viral social media campaign urges citizens to contact senators before the January 30th DHS funding deadline to limit ICE's power.
Mamdani's Socialism May Harm Black New Yorkers, Kaufman Warns
Columnist David Kaufman critiques NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's lack of Black deputy appointments and warns his policies could disproportionately impact African-American communities despite campaign promises.
Carney's Davos Address Draws International Acclaim
Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech at the World Economic Forum criticizing Donald Trump received widespread international praise and prompted substantive political discourse in Canada, with Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre offering a detailed respons
Unions Seek Clarity on Federal Job Cuts Affecting Thousands
Public service unions are calling for detailed breakdowns of federal job cuts after more than 10,000 workers received workforce adjustment notices, with transparency concerns mounting.
Ex-Bloc MP Jean Dorion Dies at 83 in Montreal
Jean Dorion, a former Member of Parliament for the Bloc Québécois, has died at 83 years old. The veteran politician served Quebec and contributed to federal debates during his tenure.
ICE Crackdown in Maine Sparks Political Firestorm
Maine Senator Susan Collins faces criticism from Democrats and law enforcement over ICE's Operation Catch of the Day targeting immigrants, as political tensions rise ahead of elections.
PQ: Quebecers Keep Canadian Passports If Province Separates
The Parti Québécois clarifies that Quebec citizens would maintain their Canadian passports if the province achieves sovereignty, amid ongoing political discussions.
Venezuela Releases 626 Prisoners Under Interim President
Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodriguez has confirmed the release of 626 prisoners, a significant move amid ongoing political and social challenges in the country.
White House Aides' Spanking Remarks to Gen Z Influencer
White House communications director Steven Cheung and chief of staff James Blair faced backlash after making inappropriate comments about Gen Z influencer Harry Sisson during a heated social media exchange.
Trump Wrong on NATO Troops in Afghanistan: Editorial
An editorial refutes Donald Trump's claim that NATO forces stayed behind front lines in Afghanistan, highlighting Canada's significant military casualties and sacrifices.
Carney's U.S.-China Diplomacy: A Canadian Balancing Act
Political commentator Eric Ham examines Prime Minister Mark Carney's Davos speech and its implications for Canada-U.S. relations and CUSMA negotiations amid global tensions.
Carney Accused of Rewriting History in Quebec Speech
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces criticism for his remarks at the Plains of Abraham, with opponents accusing him of distorting historical narratives during a cabinet retreat in Quebec City.
Democrats Position Immigration as Civil Rights Issue
Political commentator Ben Shapiro analyzes how Democrats are framing illegal immigration as the successor to the civil rights movement, arguing this rhetorical shift overshoots reality.
Carney's Davos Speech Sparks Debate on Canada's Strategy
Prime Minister Mark Carney's address at the World Economic Forum in Davos has ignited political discussion about Canada's role in a shifting global order and domestic policy challenges.
Carney's Quebec Unity Speech Meets Skepticism After Davos
Prime Minister Mark Carney delivers a high-stakes address on national unity in Quebec City, facing a skeptical audience after his acclaimed Davos speech on global order.
Carney's Plains of Abraham Remarks Criticized in Quebec
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces criticism from Quebec politicians over his characterization of the Plains of Abraham as a positive historical turning point, with Immigration Minister Jean-François Roberge calling it a 'historic error'.
Philadelphia Sues Over Trump Slavery Exhibit Order
The city of Philadelphia has initiated legal action challenging a presidential executive order that demands the removal of a slavery history display at the President's House Site.
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