As Ottawa explores participation in the popular Eurovision Song Contest, experts note the path could be complex — and politically fraught
Category: Politics & Policy
Negative views of U.S. jump among Europeans: polls
Sharp rise in anti-American sentiment reflects widening transatlantic rifts over trade, security and Donald Trump’s foreign policy
Op-Ed: Why replacing aid with trade is fundamentally misguided
Trade cannot substitute for aid in countries lacking basic institutions and infrastructure. That is why aid exists to support it
Selling factories to Chinese partners: The risky road for European carmakers
As Chinese EV firms expand rapidly westward into Europe, the continent’s auto industry faces an urgent strategic dilemma
Pipelines an ‘indication that Canada can work’: Danielle Smith
The Alberta premier says she is closer to reaching a deal with the prime minister about carbon pricing and a pipeline
‘Nothing has changed’: Poilievre takes aim at Liberals under Carney
At a national gathering of conservatives, the Tory leader said the Liberals have stolen Conservative ideas — and still got it wrong
G7 decries ‘economic coercion’ in swipe at China
G7 ministers warn against export restrictions that threaten critical mineral supply chains and global economic stability
Editorial: Five lessons from covering the world’s top health-care system
We’ve spent weeks learning about the world’s best performing health-care system. Here are our key takeaways
London police form new unit to boost protection for Jews
More than 80 people have been arrested in the past four weeks in response to both antisemitic hate crimes and a string of arson attacks
U.S. to assess new AI models before their release
Media reports say the White House is discussing an executive order to establish a group to examine potential review procedures for AI models
