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The US asked China and India for help in dissuading Russia from carrying out a nuclear strike in 2022, a US official told CNN — as the Pope provoked anger for saying Ukraine should have the courage to “raise the white flag”.
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The Liberal government is expected to table its pharmacare legislation today — possibly the biggest expansion of publicly funded health care in Canada in decades.
A Russian defence contractor sought to acquire electronics from two Canadian companies in a broader plan to skirt international sanctions and make weapons for the war in Ukraine, according to a leaked intelligence cache provided to CBC News.
President Biden said on Friday, following news of the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, that there is "no doubt" it was a "consequence of something that Putin and his thugs did."
WASHINGTON (AP) — For over a year, President Joe Biden waited for what the White House said was the right moment to visit East Palestine, Ohio, facing criticism that he was ignoring the victims of an explosive fire caused by a train derailment.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed in an interview on state television that he would prefer the "more predictable" Joe Biden winning the upcoming U.S. presidential election compared to Donald Trump.
President Vladimir Putin has said that he would prefer to see Joe Biden win a second term over Donald Trump.