Nearly 60,000 croissant-scented stamps were made in honour of a butter croissant competition; last year, a baguette-scented stamp was issued for the Olympics
Category: World
With all-or-nothing Gaza plan, Trump turns tables for Israel
Trump says Hamas will ‘pay in hell’ if it does not accept his 20-point plan to end Israel’s offensive in Gaza, win the freedom of hostages
In conversation: Tim Kaine on Palestine, defence and the future of Canada–U.S. relations
In an exclusive interview, the U.S. senator and former vice-presidential candidate weighed in on Carney’s decision to recognize Palestine, defence diversification and anti-Americanism
Innovation investment growth at 15-year-low: UN
Switzerland remains the most innovative country, with Sweden and the U.S. in second and third place; China is also in the top 10
Lab-grown diamonds robbing southern Africa of riches
Diamonds brought Botswanan out of poverty – now the country’s looking to luxury tourism, medical cannabis and solar power to boost its economy
Right-wing Trump ally Charlie Kirk shot dead at U.S. university
Turning Point USA co-founder, 31, hailed as a “visionary” by conservative commentators; Democrats decry the political violence
In Norway, youth fuel rise of populist right
The country’s right-wing Progress Party is the leading party of men under 30, polls say; party is calling for an end to the wealth tax
Rules of war ‘being shredded’ worldwide: UN rights chief warns
Speech comes days after China hosted a massive military parade and after Trump ordered the Department of Defence to be renamed the Department of War
U.S. to cut military aid to Europe
The U.S. is to end long-running military assistance for European countries close to Russia, as it pushes the continent to play a greater role in its own defence
France says 26 countries commit to Ukraine deployment if peace agreed
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
