Kim Jong-un welcomes Alexander Lukashenko as two states sign a treaty
A ceremonial visit to Pyongyang ended with a formal pact that highlights growing ties between North Korea and Belarus and their shared geopolitical stance
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How a new threat to Red Sea shipping raises the stakes for global energy and diplomacy
A potential Iran-sponsored campaign against a Red Sea chokepoint could disrupt energy flows, unsettle markets and force swift diplomatic moves
Savannah Guthrie on her mother’s disappearance and key headlines from the U.S. political scene
Savannah Guthrie gave her first broadcast interview since her mother’s alleged disappearance; this article also summarizes recent headlines tied to Donald Trump’s administration and international reactions
How U.S. endorsements and visits are shaping Viktor Orban’s re-election bid
U.S. endorsements and high-profile visits have become a prominent feature of Viktor Orban’s campaign for another term as Hungary’s prime minister
Hillary Clinton set to lead New Hampshire fundraising gala while ruling out a 2028 run
Hillary Clinton will appear at the NHDP spring gala in Nashua to help raise funds and spotlight party infrastructure, while reiterating she is not seeking the 2028 nomination
EU carbon-removal licensing could unlock hundreds of billions in investment
The EU’s decision to license carbon-removal credits has sparked investor interest by promising clearer rules, higher standards, and the prospect of large-scale capital flows into removal projects
Pakistan emerges as a backchannel mediator in US–Iran tensions
Pakistan has positioned itself as a facilitator between the United States and Iran, prompting debate over motives, credibility and the implications for India’s diplomatic role
U.N. warns Sudan could spark Syria-style displacement as EU urged to step up
On March 26, 2026, U.N. migration officials told POLITICO that the Sudan war is approaching a tipping point, prompting a Brussels meeting to seek urgent EU support
Escalation in the Iran conflict as strikes spread and talks are disputed
An intensifying campaign of strikes, counterstrikes and disputed negotiations is reshaping the conflict between the US, Israel and Iran
Saskatoon prepares for University Bridge closure as College Drive rapid bus project begins
University Bridge will be partially closed starting the week of April 6th for upgrades tied to the College Drive rapid bus project; expect alternating lanes, detours and protected access for emergency vehicles
U.S. moves airborne and marine units near Iran after ceasefire breakdown
U.S. deployments aim to keep targeted, short‑duration options on the table as diplomatic avenues close
Seven fighters killed in Anbar clinic strike as Baghdad protests to the United Nations
Iraq has denounced an air strike that killed seven fighters at a base clinic in Habbaniyah, calling it a violation of sovereignty and preparing formal diplomatic action
Why Gavin Newsom walked back his ‘apartheid’ comment and what he still stands by
Gavin Newsom expressed regret over his choice of words but reiterated his backing of Israel and his concerns about Benjamin Netanyahu’s direction
Could the Iran conflict become another forever war for the US?
Veterans warn history could repeat itself as polls and conservative critics push back on US military action in Iran
Gulf energy strikes push Asia toward supply squeeze while Meta is ordered to pay $375m
As Gulf infrastructure is hit and prices climb, Asia and Europe race for supplies while New Mexico wins a landmark case against Meta
Ontario plans one-year provincial HST waiver on new homes to boost housing activity
Ontario is preparing a limited-time waiver of the provincial portion of the HST on newly built homes to spark demand and protect construction jobs