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Canada’s prime minister attended The European Political Community summit, held in traditionally Russian-allied Armenia
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said she intends to hold a vote in October to determine whether residents want the oil-rich province to remain in Canada or whether her government should begin the process of holding a binding referendum on separation from Canada
The Trump administration announced on Friday new guidance for green card hopefuls in the United States that mandates they must return to their home country before seeking permanent lawful status. The Department of Homeland Security claimed the current policy, which allows immigrants in the country on temporary visas to apply for permanent legal status from […]
He seems to hope to slip away without Americans noticing the magnitude of this defeat
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The UN missions for 85 member states issued a joint statement condemning Israel's encroaching control of the West Bank. Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said 'amazingly so many countries say the Jewish presence in our ancient homeland violates international law.'
The humanitarian system presents itself as a beacon of hope amid humanitarian crises, a vision that drew many of us into the field of humanitarian work. Yet once inside, the ideal unravels. Rooted in colonial histories and perpetuated by enduring global power asymmetries and the neoliberal logic of the aid sector, the humanitarian system frequently reinforces the very inequities it purports to resolve.1 These inequities manifest through policies and frameworks, as well as via interpersonal and cultural practices that, implicitly or explicitly, marginalise the most vulnerable
Defense tech innovation requires government intervention
Since the publication of our November 2025 Economic and fiscal outlook (EFO) we have received requests for further detail on a range of policy costings, including changes to capital gains tax relief for qualifying disposals to employee ownership trusts, reforms to the non‑domicile regime, the introduction of a high‑value council tax surcharge, changes to the. The post Supplementary forecast information on costings relating to the November 2025 Economic and fiscal outlook appeared first on Office for Budget Responsibility
Nature, Published online: 22 May 2026; doi:10.1038/d41586-026-01660-z Nature staff discuss ongoing efforts to curb the Bundibugyo virus outbreak
Markets expect central bank to lift borrowing costs by end of year as Iran war intensifies inflation