Government says ‘courts are not the right place’ to resolve climate change, but climate activists say the change is an ‘affront to democracy’
Category: World
Posted inDevelopment Aid
Canada’s cautious response to Cuba’s humanitarian crisis
As U.S. sanctions push Cuba deeper into crisis, Ottawa sends millions in humanitarian aid — while avoiding any criticism of Washington
Posted inCommunity
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
Posted inCulture
Eurovision: 70 years of geopolitics, patriotism, music and glitter
From Cold War tensions to viral pop stardom, a musical spectacle shaped by politics and culture grips the globe
Posted inWorld
Iran wartime executions mount as another protester hanged
Iran has executed 10 people in just over a week, raising concerns from international human rights organizations
Posted inSecurity
How can Hormuz shipping blockage be solved?
From military escorts to negotiated corridors, experts outline competing paths to restore flow through a vital global energy chokepoint
Posted inWorld
EU wants to tap citizens’ savings. Easier said than done
More than a decade after the EU first floated the idea of a deeper capital market, the issue is back – with the same problems
Posted inWorld
Trump says ‘question of time’ before U.S. turns to Cuba after Iran
Remarks signal potential escalation of pressure on Havana amid worsening economic crisis
Posted inEnergy & Environment
Mideast war threatens to spark world energy crisis
Experts weigh in on how a lengthy conflict in the Middle East could impact energy supplies to Europe and Asia
Posted inWorld
How will Iran choose a new supreme leader?
Iran has said it would swiftly appoint a new supreme leader after U.S. and Israeli strikes killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei