Danish reporters see armed men on Admiral Vladimirsky
Danish TV reporters film armed men watching them as they approach a Russian ship.
Day: April 19, 2023
Israeli firm NSO’s spyware again hacking iPhones: Report
University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab releases findings after detecting infiltration of Mexican human rights defenders.
U.S. trade rep seeks close economic security ties in Asia
The United States hopes to deepen trade ties with Japan as it fortifies cooperation on economic security with its Asian allies and partners, the top U.S. trade envoy said Wednesday.
TikTok to crack down on climate change denial
TikTok is to start removing videos that deny the existence of climate change.
Labour: Conservatives ‘haven’t got the economy right’
Labour: Conservatives ‘haven’t got the economy right’
Pembroke councillors claim behind-the-scenes ‘chess’ over motion
Pembroke, Ont., councillors Troy Purcell and Ian Kuehl shared their concerns over what members of council were doing in the days leading up to the April 18 council meeting.
Transport secretary: HS2 delay ‘doesn’t save money’
Transport secretary: HS2 delay ‘doesn’t save money’
PM Rishi Sunak arrives at House of Commons for PMQs
PM Rishi Sunak arrives at House of Commons for PMQs
Heavy fighting in Khartoum as truce falls apart
Heavy fighting in Khartoum as truce falls apart
Sudan Conflict Continues Despite Ceasefire Announcement
A lethal power struggle between Sudan’s top two generals continued despite both sides agreeing to a 24-hour ceasefire. People in the capital Khartoum reported food shortages, power cuts and a lack of running water. Photo: El Tayeb Siddig/Reuters