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Ukraine's ambassador in London, Vadym Prystaiko, caused a stir over the weekend by saying in an interview with BBC that Ukraine was willing to be flexible on the future possibility of joining NATO.

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has learned that Prime Minister Trudeau "will inform the provinces he will invoke the Emergencies Act to give the government extra powers to deal with the protests across the country. But in a meeting with the Liberal caucus, the PM said there were no plans to deploy the military."

Chaos ensues in Paris Saturday as hundreds, if not thousands of demonstrators blocked streets in the capital city.

Russia slammed the warning as 'misinformation,' the Kremlin said Biden and Putin will hold a call Saturday

The Biden administration urged Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government Thursday to use its federal powers to end the truck blockade by Canadians protesting the country’s COVID-19 restrictions, as the bumper-to-bumper demonstration forced auto plants on both sides of the border to shut down or scale back production.

Ontario declared a state of emergency Friday morning to empower law enforcement to end the blockade of the Ambassador Bridge

A monthly summary from the Yemen Data Project of the Saudi-led coalition’s air war in Yemen found January 2022 was the most violent month for civilians since 2016.

Paris police have banned “freedom convoys” from entering the city this weekend as hundreds of vehicles set out from across France to block the capital.

Western Michigan University (WMU) has reportedly fined students $60,000 for missing weekly COVID tests.

Having cost the jobs of three top Fed officials, including the Dallas and Boston Fed presidents as well as that of Vice Chair Clarida, one would think that matters relating to (potentially extremely lucrative) insider trading by members of the Federal Reserve should be fully in the public domain. One would be wrong.