Edmonton women arrested on terrorism peace bonds and released after returning from Syria
Helena Carson and Dina Kalouti are among nine women the government has helped return to Canada from camps for ISIS families.
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Storm rookie Dulcy Fankam Mendjiadeu blazing path for African-born players in WNBA
One of just two African-born players in the WNBA, Storm rookie Dulcy Fankam Mendjiadeu hopes to see basketball continue to grow in her native Cameroon.
“Important Milestone”: Watchdog Says World’s Chemical Weapons Destroyed
The world’s chemical weapons watchdog said Friday that all declared stocks had been “irreversibly destroyed” after the United States revealed it had finally got rid of its last toxic arms.
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Chinese Mining Company To Invest USD 350 Million In Afghanistan: Report
Last year in July, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Taliban representative in TianjinKabul: Fan China Afghan Mining Processing and Trading Company (FAMPTC) has said it would spend USD 350 million in Afghanistan in the next months in several industries, including electricity generation, the building of a cement factory, and healthcare, reported Khaama Press.The FAMPTC representative
Ukraine wins Turkey’s backing for Nato membership but Biden urges caution on timing
Volodymyr Zelenskiy hails support from Turkey, a key mediator in the war, as Joe Biden warns of perils of joining alliance during a time of conflictSee all our Ukraine coveragePresident Volodymyr Zelenskiy has secured Turkey’s crucial backing for Ukrai…
Biden defends ‘difficult’ decision to send cluster munitions to Ukraine
President Joe Biden defended his decision Friday to provide Ukraine with cluster munitions, saying “the Ukrainians are running out of ammunition” in the fight against Russian forces.
Michael Burnham: US inmate with ‘survivalist skills’ in Pennsylvania jail break
Michael Burnham, said to be dangerous and have “survivalist skills”, escaped by climbing on exercise equipment.
California utility pays $22 million to settle federal claims over 2016 wildfire
Southern California Edison and two other companies have paid $22 million to settle U.S. government claims that they caused a 2016 wildfire that burned thousands of acres of national forest.