A “reassurance force” for Ukraine is a key pillar of the security guarantees a coalition of countries want to offer to Ukraine if the war ends
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Coffee and cash: How Hamas pays its civil servants in secret
The war has destroyed public infrastructure and put most government employees out of work. But Hamas is still paying some civil servants
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The Canadians still fighting in Ukraine
Canadian Affairs met with three Canadians — a tanker, a medic and a drone pilot — who share why they ‘answered the call’ to fight for Ukraine in Russia’s war
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Carney arrives in Kyiv for Ukrainian independence day
Carney reaffirms support for Ukraine as hope fades for a summit between Russia and Ukraine to discuss an end to the three-year war
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First security guarantees, then Putin summit, Zelensky says
Zelensky’s comments come as Russia launches its largest barrage since mid-July; Russia says Ukraine is not interested in “
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Canadian Forces face ‘mission creep’ as domestic deployments surge
Canada’s military has quietly become the country’s emergency response team — at a potential cost to its primary defence mission
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Hamas accepts new Gaza truce plan: Hamas official
Israel has not responded to the proposal, which includes an initial 60-day truce, release of some hostages and Palestinian prisoners and allowing aid into Gaza
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Trump turns history on head with Putin invitation to key U.S. base
Friday’s summit marks the first time Putin has been allowed in a Western country since he invaded Ukraine in February 2022
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Carney announces billions in defence spending to hit NATO target
Carney, who has often warned that Canada’s military is ill-equipped for current security threats, also announced a $2 billion increase to military pay
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Over 1 million migrants have left U.S. on own in 2025: Homeland Secretary
White House plans to hire 10,000 new immigration officers, says more than 80,000 people applied in the first week