Freeland Calls on U.S. to Improve Global Relations
Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland comments on the United States' role in international affairs, emphasizing the need for cohesive foreign policy and cooperation.
Category : Foreign Policy
Rafah Crossing Reopens After 2-Day Closure
The Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt has reopened after a two-day closure, as Palestinians report ongoing delays and allegations of mistreatment during transit.
Iran's Top Diplomat: Power Comes from Saying 'No' to U.S.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi asserts Tehran's strength derives from refusing U.S. negotiations, highlighting ongoing tensions in international diplomacy.
Russian Airstrike Kills 1 in Ukraine Amid U.S. Peace Push
A Russian airstrike on a Ukrainian city has resulted in one fatality, as the United States advocates for a peace agreement deadline in June 2026.
China Overturns Canadian's Death Sentence: 'Positive Signal'
A former detainee in China comments on the overturning of a Canadian's death sentence, calling it a 'positive signal' amid ongoing diplomatic relations.
Rafah Crossing Reopens, Few Get Through in Gaza War
The Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt has reopened, but reports indicate only a small number of people are managing to cross, primarily medical patients, amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
Netanyahu, Trump to Meet Wednesday on Iran Talks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with former U.S. President Donald Trump this Wednesday to discuss ongoing Iran negotiations, as diplomatic efforts intensify.
Netanyahu-Trump Meeting on Iran Talks Amid Tensions
Israeli PM Netanyahu will meet US President Trump to discuss Iran nuclear negotiations, as regional conflict fears persist and diplomatic efforts continue.
Haiti's Presidential Council Dissolves, Unelected Leader Remains
Haiti's transitional presidential council has been dissolved after a contentious period, while the unelected, U.S.-backed prime minister continues to hold power, highlighting ongoing instability.
Rafah Crossing Confusion Strands Palestinians in Gaza
The reopening of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt has been marked by confusion and delays, leaving many Palestinians stranded as they attempt to flee the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
Iran Seeks Nuclear Talks, Warns U.S. Against Attack
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi expresses hope for renewed nuclear negotiations with the U.S. while firmly stating Tehran's red lines on missile programs and issuing warnings against American military action.
Yemen Appoints New Cabinet After Deadly Southern Clashes
Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council has announced a new cabinet formation in the wake of violent clashes in the country's south, as regional tensions persist.
U.S. Aims for Ukraine-Russia Peace by June, Zelensky Says
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky states the United States is pressing for an end to the war with Russia by June, with proposed talks in Florida amid ongoing territorial disputes.
Iran Threatens U.S. Bases if Attacked During Nuclear Negotiations
Iran's foreign minister warns that U.S. bases in the Middle East will be targeted if America attacks, as both sides prepare for further indirect nuclear talks following positive discussions.
Governor General on Trump's Greenland Threats to Canada
Canada's Governor General reflects on geopolitical tensions, emphasizing that threats to Greenland's sovereignty have direct implications for Canadian security and Arctic interests.
Hillman Reflects on Time as Canada's Ambassador to U.S.
Former Canadian Ambassador to the United States Kirsten Hillman discusses her diplomatic career, key challenges, and the evolving Canada-U.S. relationship in a reflective interview.
U.S. Gave June Deadline for Ukraine-Russia Peace Deal: Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy disclosed that the United States established a June deadline for Ukraine and Russia to negotiate an agreement to end the ongoing war, according to recent statements.
Gazan Convert Warns West About Islamist Ideology
Dor Shachar, born Muslim in Gaza, shares his firsthand experience with Hamas's rise and warns Western nations about the dangers of Islamist extremism.
Olympic Skier's Snowy Protest Against ICE
Freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy used a unique method to protest U.S. immigration policies at the Milan Cortina Games, sparking debate about athlete activism and ICE reform.
Canada-U.S. Alliance End Not Inevitable: Biden Official
A senior Biden administration official asserts the deep bilateral relationship between Canada and the United States can endure despite political shifts, emphasizing ongoing strategic dialogue.
China Overturns Canadian's Death Sentence
China's Supreme People's Court has overturned the death sentence for Canadian Robert Schellenberg on drug charges, following Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent trade mission to Beijing.
Canada's Greenland Consulate Opening Sparks Criticism
The federal government's decision to open a consulate in Nuuk, Greenland, faces criticism for poor timing and potential strain on U.S.-Canada relations amid Arctic tensions.
U.S.-Iran Indirect Talks Aim to De-escalate Tensions
Iran and the United States held indirect talks mediated by Oman to reduce Middle East tensions, focusing on conditions for future negotiations amid ongoing threats.
Canada, France Open Consulates in Greenland's Nuuk
Canada and France are opening new consulates in Nuuk, Greenland, strengthening Arctic relations amid climate change studies, Inuit partnerships, and geopolitical shifts following Trump's comments.
Canada Opens New Consulate in Greenland's Nuuk
Governor General Mary Simon and Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand inaugurated Canada's new consulate in Nuuk, Greenland, reinforcing diplomatic and economic connections in the Arctic region.
Anand: Trade Not Focus in U.S. Secretary of State Talks
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand clarifies that broader trade relations were not the primary topic during her bilateral meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
U.S. $6M Aid for Cuba Amid Energy Blockade Row
The United States pledges $6 million in humanitarian assistance to Cuba as the island's leader accuses Washington of imposing an 'energy blockade' during severe power shortages.
Canada, France Open Greenland Consulates as Arctic Tensions Rise
Canada and France open new consulates in Nuuk, Greenland, signaling increased diplomatic engagement in the Arctic region amid rising geopolitical tensions and climate change impacts.
Canada, France Open Greenland Consulates as Arctic Tensions Escalate
Canada and France have opened consulates in Greenland's capital Nuuk, signaling increased diplomatic engagement in the Arctic region as global powers compete for influence amid climate change and security concerns.
Calgary News Outlet Opposed 2026 Winter Games Bid
A Calgary news outlet reportedly opposed the city's bid to host the 2026 Winter Olympics, highlighting local concerns amid broader national news coverage.
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