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Hillary Clinton Demands Trump Testify on Epstein Files
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called for President Donald Trump to testify regarding the Epstein files amid ongoing scrutiny. This demand highlights persistent political tensions in U.S. domestic politics.
Poilievre Urges 'Unbreakable Leverage' Against Trump's Tariffs
Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre criticized Trump's tariff policies and proposed building leverage for trade talks, planning trips to Europe. He aims to counter U.S. pressures and boost his party's standing.
Ukraine War Enters Fifth Year Amid Ally Divisions
Russia's invasion of Ukraine marks five years, with visible rifts among allies; EU steps up while U.S. support wanes due to domestic politics. Ukrainian communities globally push for sustained aid and child returns.
UN Calls for Immediate Ceasefire in Ukraine
UN Secretary-General urged an immediate ceasefire four years into Russia's full-scale invasion, warning of escalating suffering and risks to global peace. Diplomatic tools are emphasized for resolution.
Trump Signals Potential U.S. Attack on Iran
President Trump stated Iran is 'not willing to give us what we have to have,' raising fears of an imminent U.S. military strike. Tensions escalate amid ongoing nuclear and regional disputes.
Pakistan Declares 'Open War' on Afghanistan
Pakistan has declared open war on Afghanistan following sparking conflicts between the neighbors, intensifying regional instability. This marks a dangerous escalation in South Asian geopolitics.
Carney's India Trade Trip Faces Backlash
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's trade mission to India draws criticism amid a rift over foreign interference allegations. Liberal MP rejects claims India ceased meddling in Canada.
New START Treaty Ends, Lifting Nuclear Limits
The expiration of the New START treaty removes caps on U.S. and Russian nuclear arsenals, raising global security concerns. Implications for Canada include heightened arms control challenges.
China Prepares Strategic Five-Year Plan at NPC
China's National People's Congress will approve the next five-year plan, seen as key to development under Xi Jinping. It contrasts stable planning with unpredictable global leadership like Trump's.
Taiwan Marks Peace Memorial Day Amid Historical Reckoning
Taiwan commemorates Peace Memorial Day on February 28, honoring White Terror victims under KMT rule. The event underscores ongoing politics of historical suppression and dissent.
UN Engages Syria on Political Transition
UN Deputy Special Envoy met Syrian officials to support political transition amid government priorities. Discussions aim to foster cooperation in post-conflict stabilization.