Elena Petrova
A modest crowd celebrated with Mark Carney late into the night at Liberal Party headquarters in Ottawa, but US President Donald Trump was never far from anyone's mind.
In the face of political upheaval and colonial dominance, some cultures not only survive but thrive, finding strength in their traditions. The Surakarta Sultanate of Central Java, Indonesia, is a powerful example of this resilience. Founded in 1745 amid the disintegration of the once-mighty Mataram Sultanate, Surakarta endured the weight of Dutch colonialism by transforming […]
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US President Donald Trump’s move to restore fishing waters will expand options for the U.S tuna fleet out of Pago Pago harbour in American Samoa and revitalise the territory's fishery industry, according to Rep Uifa’atali Amata Radewagen. The post American Samoa welcomes Trump’s reopening of fishing areas, but environmentalists vow to protect the marine sanctuary appeared first on Islands Business.
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) A Palestinian diplomat told the United Nations top court on Monday that Israel is killing and displacing civilians and targeting aid workers in Gaza, in a case that Israel… [+6459 chars]
Police have launched a murder investigation after the Skeletons In The Closet author’s body was discovered by her son.
About a month after he was chosen to head his Liberal Party, the former governor of the Bank of Canada and Bank of England has now been chosen by Canadian voters to lead the country.
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A longtime Toronto city councillor and deputy mayor has been elected to Parliament.
OTTAWA — Canadians have handed the Liberals a fourth mandate, with Prime Minister Mark Carney to lead Canada through an economic crisis triggered by U.S. President Donald Trump.
In a city struggling with a persistent affordability and housing shortage crisis, Long Island City has been building—a lot. And the city is now looking to spur even more growth with a proposed rezoning that would allow for more than 14,000 new homes. The post Long Island City is on the Verge of Transformation, Again appeared first on City Limits.
After narrowly missing out on the postseason last year, the Arizona Diamondbacks embarked on an offseason that was both busy, but also extremely productive.
Carney, in his final campaign conference, ruled out any prospect the U.S. would use military force against Canada, but he said Trump is intent on subjugating the country in a crisis that demands serious leadership only he can provide.
What is the legacy left behind by Pope Francis and how has it affected the geographical distribution of the College of Cardinals? Why is the ‘Fiducia Supplicans’ controversial, especially for cardinals from the Global South? How much of a majority does the Conclave need to elect the next Pope?
He also gets clipped by a truck and has visions of Gibbs. Tim needs a nap!
Wheat farmers are in grave difficulty. Right before harvest, the price of wheat fell more than it did last year. So much so that, as they harvest wheat, farmers are seeing wheat prices below their cost of production. This is a situation in which farmers should be able to store their grain safely until prices rise and also get the funds they need for the next crop. Last year, the government packed up its heavy footprint in the traditional wheat supply chain and announced its intention to shift to a liberalized sector: more involvement of private parties and the wheat price following market principles. This year, the Government of Punjab has announced a package to allay farmers’ pain. The impact of this package is yet to come. The focus of the package is on supporting wheat purchases by flour millers—the key buyers of wheat—and giving the smallest wheat farmers cash directly. And these are critical because farmers need wheat prices to rise to reasonable levels as soon as possible. But wheat supply chain nee