Politics Kremlin transforms Gulag History Museum into state memory center
The Gulag History Museum in Moscow has been closed and its collections stored while authorities prepare a new Museum of Memory that…
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Politics Thailand’s election fallout: legal threats, gun clampdown and Cambodia dispute
After the February 8 election, Thailand grapples with a ballot barcode controversy that could void results, a tightened firearm regime ordered on…
Politics Trump unveils 10 percent worldwide tariff under alternate trade authority
President Trump responded to the Supreme Court decision by ordering a 10% global tariff under an alternative statute, setting a 150-day limit…
News Russia–Ukraine war latest: attacks, energy risks and diplomatic moves on February 21
A clear roundup of the main events on February 21: battlefield losses, drone and missile campaigns, hits on oil and gas facilities,…
Politics Why the federal government now recommends passports for First Nations crossing the U.S. border
The federal government has revised its travel guidance, advising First Nations people to carry a passport alongside a status card when entering…
Politics What the supreme court decision means for Trump’s new 10% global tariff and Canada
The supreme court's decision removed one tool used by the Trump administration, prompting a shift to a 10% global tariff and raising…
Politics How the FCC equal time guidance is reshaping late-night and daytime shows
The FCC's focus on the equal time rule has forced broadcasters and hosts to rethink on-air political interviews and consider online alternatives
Politics U.S. military buildup near Iran contrasts with president’s peace rhetoric
As of February 20, 2026, the U.S. has massed carriers, jets and missiles within striking range of Iran while the administration issues…
Politics Inside the fallout of al-Hol’s collapse and the changing landscape of Syrian detention camps
A sudden breakdown at al-Hol and territorial gains by Syrian forces have triggered mass displacements, prison breaks and tense repatriation debates that…
Politics Kremlin orders pro-government outlets to amplify United Russia social messaging
The Kremlin is mobilizing state and pro-government media to foreground United Russia’s social initiatives before the State Duma elections in September 2026,…
Politics How a reverse Great Firewall is limiting foreign access to China’s official data
A recent study found that outbound access to Chinese official websites is shrinking, creating a de facto reverse Great Firewall that affects…
Politics How the Supreme Court decision reshapes tariffs and executive authority
The Supreme Court's Feb. 20, 2026 decision rejects wide emergency tariffs under the IEEPA, paving the way for large refunds and prompting…
News Sagrada Família central tower completes at 172.5 metres with cross installation
Barcelona’s Sagrada Família has seen the Tower of Jesus Christ reach its final height of 172.5 metres after the upper arm of…
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Family demands records and clarity after death in hospital psychiatric care
A mother from Osoyoos continues to demand answers about her 28-year-old son's care and recent death in a hospital psychiatric unit, saying…
Politics NDP leadership debate highlights rebuilding plans and policy divides
Five NDP leadership hopefuls squared off in New Westminster, B.C., debating whether to focus first on party rebuilding or aim directly for…
Politics Trump banner at the Justice Department raises alarms about independence of law enforcement
A banner featuring Donald Trump was placed on the Justice Department on Feb 19, 2026, spotlighting worries about partisan use of federal…