Cuban Ambassador Testifies, Canada Pledges Aid Amid Crisis
The Cuban ambassador is set to testify in Ottawa today as the Canadian government promises aid is en route to Cuba, which faces severe power outages and economic challenges.
Category : Foreign Policy
Trump's State of the Union: What Canadians Should Watch
As Donald Trump prepares his State of the Union address, Canadians must look beyond his literal words to understand implications for U.S.-Canada relations, trade tensions, and geopolitical dynamics.
European Leaders Rally in Kyiv on War's Fourth Anniversary
Senior European officials visited Kyiv to mark the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion, showing solidarity with Ukraine amid ongoing conflict and stalled peace talks.
Canada-China Partnership Undermines Ukraine Aid, NATO Says
On the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Canada's new strategic partnership with China conflicts with its $22 billion support for Ukraine, as NATO labels China a key enabler of the war.
Mexico Stabilizes After Unrest, Ambassador Says
Canadian officials indicate Mexico is stabilizing following recent violence, with normalization expected soon. Canadians are advised to maintain a low profile while sheltering in place.
U.S. Alleges Chinese Nuclear Test, Urges Disarmament
The United States has publicly detailed its accusation of a Chinese nuclear test, urging nations worldwide to intensify efforts toward nuclear disarmament amid escalating global tensions.
Rubio's Munich Speech: Call for Stronger Transatlantic Alliance
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a compelling address at the Munich Security Conference, emphasizing robust transatlantic ties and urging European strength to defend shared Western values.
France to Revoke U.S. Envoy Access After Summons No-Show
France plans to revoke U.S. Ambassador Charles Kushner's government access following his failure to attend a summons, escalating diplomatic tensions over undisclosed issues.
France Restricts U.S. Ambassador's Access After Skipped Meeting
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot has limited Ambassador Charles Kushner's direct government access following his absence from a diplomatic meeting about U.S. comments on a far-right activist's killing.
Trump's Military Buildup Raises Questions About Iran Strategy
President Trump has deployed warships and fighter jets to the Middle East while considering military options against Iran, creating uncertainty about U.S. long-term goals and regional stability.
Carney's India Trip to Reset Relations, Says Envoy
Prime Minister Mark Carney will travel to India this week to meet with Narendra Modi, aiming to reset bilateral relations and establish ambitious partnerships in trade, energy, and technology.
Anand: Mexico's Security Should Normalize After Cartel Leader's Death
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand provides an update on the violence in Mexico, warns of misinformation on social media, and says the situation should stabilize in coming days.
Anand Warns Canadians in Mexico Amid Cartel Unrest
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says over 26,000 Canadians are registered in Mexico as violence erupts following a cartel leader's death. She warns of misinformation and advises keeping a low profile.
U.S. Orders Diplomats Out of Lebanon as Iran Tensions Soar
The U.S. State Department has ordered nonessential American diplomats and their families to leave Lebanon immediately due to escalating regional tensions with Iran, citing security concerns.
Canadian FM Anita Anand Addresses Mexico Security Crisis
Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand provides updates on the security situation in Mexico as violent uprisings put Canadians on high alert, with travel disruptions and safety warnings issued.
Canada's Foreign Minister to Address Mexico Security Crisis
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand is set to provide a live update on the escalating security situation in Mexico, where violent uprisings have put Canadians on high alert and disrupted travel.
EU Scrambles to Overcome Hungary's Threat to Russia Sanctions
European Union diplomats are urgently working to address Hungary's opposition to new sanctions against Russia, as tensions rise over the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The diplomatic standoff highlights challenges in maintaining a unified EU response.
EU Diplomats Meet Peace Board Director on Gaza's Future
European Union diplomats are scheduled to hold a crucial meeting with the director of the Board of Peace to discuss the future of Gaza, as the Israel-Hamas war continues to shape regional dynamics and international peace efforts.
Canadians Told to Keep Low Profile as Violence Erupts in Mexico
Canadian authorities advise citizens in Mexico to shelter in place and avoid attention after violent outbreaks following a cartel leader's death, with reports of explosions and flight cancellations.
Quebecers in Puerto Vallarta Told to Shelter Amid Violence
Quebec's international relations minister advises citizens in Puerto Vallarta to shelter in place after cartel leader's death triggers violence, with Air Canada suspending flights.
Expert Warns U.S.-Iran Nuclear Dispute Could Lead to War
A security expert warns that escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran over nuclear issues are pushing the world toward a catastrophic conflict, citing recent diplomatic failures.
Violence in Mexico: Canadians Told to Shelter in Place
Canadians in a Mexican state have been ordered to shelter in place following violent outbreaks linked to cartel activity, with authorities warning of ongoing risks.
Oman: U.S.-Iran Talks Scheduled for Thursday in Geneva
Oman has confirmed that the upcoming diplomatic negotiations between the United States and Iran will take place on Thursday in Geneva, amid ongoing regional tensions.
Canadians in Puerto Vallarta Shelter Amid Violence
Canadian citizens in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, have been instructed to shelter in place as violent incidents escalate in the region, prompting safety concerns.
U.S. Says Ambassador's Israel Comments Taken Out of Context
The United States government has stated that recent comments by Ambassador Mike Huckabee regarding Israel and the Middle East were taken out of context, aiming to clarify diplomatic positions amid ongoing regional tensions.
France to Summon US Ambassador Over Activist Death Comments
France will summon U.S. Ambassador Charles Kushner following American remarks regarding the death of an activist, escalating diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
Trump Envoy Questions Iran's Nuclear Stance
U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff expresses President Trump's curiosity over Iran's reluctance to curb its nuclear program despite military pressure, as tensions escalate in the Middle East.
Arab Nations Condemn U.S. Ambassador's Land Claim Remarks
Arab and Muslim nations sharply criticized U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee's comments suggesting Israel has biblical rights to Middle Eastern land, calling them extremist and violating international law.
India's Envoy: Cooperation Possible in Sikh Activist Murder Case
India's High Commissioner to Canada states India will cooperate if needed in the court case involving four Indian nationals accused of murdering Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
U.S. Ambassador Claims Israel's Right to Middle East Land
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee has ignited a diplomatic uproar by stating that Israel has a legitimate claim to much of the Middle East, drawing criticism from regional leaders and international observers.
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