Justice minister says lack of respect causing issues for global unity
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Canada and G7 security partners to focus on disrupting transnational organized crime
By Jim Bronskill Interior and security ministers from Canada…
Black Friday 2025 cybersecurity deals to explore
Black Friday 2025 is shaping up to be a good moment for anyone thinking about tightening their cybersecurity. A few solid deals are popping up that make it easier to improve protection for systems and data without stretching your budget. If you have be…
Bollywood ‘He-Man’ Dharmendra Deol dies at 89
Action film star appeared in more than 300 films in a career spanning more than six decades.
Israel fires military commanders over October 7 failures
Despite mounting pressure, government is yet to open a national inquiry into attack, which launched the Gaza war.
Who was Haytham Ali Tabatabai, Hezbollah official killed by Israel?
Hezbollah says Tabatabai was a member since group’s foundation and held several senior military roles.
Are tech companies using your private data to train AI models?
As tech firms race to release new AI tools, users are left unsure how much of their personal data these systems may take
Deadly floods and landslides continue to plague Southeast Asia
More rainfall is expected in the region over the coming days as thousands lose homes and crops.
Video: Australian far-right senator wearing burqa in parliament sparks outrage
An Australian far-right senator has been accused of racism after she who wore a burqa to parliament as part of a stunt aimed at banning the face covering.
Far-right politician prompts fury with burqa antics in Australian parliament
Pauline Hanson’s provocation was part of a long-running campaign to ban the traditional Muslim garment in public.