News Gulf ports and diplomatic zones hit as drone campaign escalates
Two people were killed when a drone struck an industrial zone in Oman, while attacks on Salalah port and multiple interceptions in…
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News How a smoke detector saved a life and what three recent house fires teach us
A Regina man credits a working smoke alarm with saving him, while separate blazes in Mississippi and Guduvanchery claimed lives — key…
News Artemis II set to lift off April 1 after flight readiness review
NASA is preparing Artemis II for a 10-day lunar orbit mission with a March 19 pad rollout and an April 1 target,…
News KC-135 tanker crashes in western Iraq during operations against Iran
A U.S. KC-135 tanker crashed in western Iraq during Operation Epic Fury; rescue efforts continue and officials say the incident was not…
News KC-135 Stratotanker lost in western Iraq as rescue efforts continue
A US KC-135 Stratotanker crashed in western Iraq during Operation Epic Fury; a second aircraft landed safely and CENTCOM says rescue operations…
Politics Why analysts believe Iran’s government will hold despite pressure
Israeli assessments, RAND analysis, and Carnegie commentary converge on a cautious view: Iran’s security apparatus and succession dynamics make a swift collapse…
Politics Mojtaba Khamenei’s first message: Strait of Hormuz, threats and global ripple effects
Iran's newly installed Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei released a written address on 12 Mar 2026 urging use of the Strait of Hormuz…
Politics New Brunswick budget: advocates call to shield arts and museum funding
Heritage advocates in New Brunswick are pressing for protection of arts and museum budgets as the province approaches a key fiscal announcement…
News How attacks in the Strait of Hormuz halted shipping and put crews at risk
Merchant ships and their crews face growing danger in the Strait of Hormuz as attacks, mine threats and insurance shocks stop traffic
Politics How attacks near the Strait of Hormuz could trigger a prolonged oil disruption
The strait has been effectively closed since March 1, with merchant ships struck and insurers hiking war-risk fees, raising the prospect of…
News Venice Biennale controversy: Russian pavilion reignites debate and draws EU warning
Russia plans to reopen its national pavilion in Venice, prompting protests from artists and a potential withdrawal of EU funding amid accusations…
Politics How Hong Kong could apply the ethnic unity law and what it means for public institutions
An analysis of Article 21, proposals for national education in Hong Kong and parallels with university governance challenges
Politics How Spanish industry is preparing for a possible trade rupture with the US
Spanish industry is mobilizing contingency plans amid threats from the US administration after Madrid denied use of shared air bases, with energy…
Politics How a decade-long unlawful voting case is reshaping the debate on election integrity
An alleged pattern of unlawful voting by an immigrant has prompted experts to warn that perception of the system is as important…
Politics Billionaire donations and the 2026 political surge
A concise guide to who gave, where the money went, and what experts recommend to curb outsized influence
News Global markets jitter as cargo attacks and reserve releases follow Strait of Hormuz escalation
Cargo vessels were hit in the Persian Gulf while several countries moved to tap strategic oil stocks, compounding worries about shipping through…