Armenia
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Haykaz Grigoryan Sentenced to Six Years: A Reflection on Accountability in the Wake of War
Haykaz Grigoryan has been sentenced to six years in prison for his actions during the 44-day war, highlighting the significance of accountability in military and governmental conduct.
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US Approves $10 Billion Arms Package for Taiwan Amid Rising Tensions
US’s $10 billion arms deal with Taiwan is a critical step in reinforcing Taiwan’s military strength and a significant indicator of the shifting dynamics in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Ukraine’s Underwater Drone Strike: Satellite Images Reveal Uncertainty Over Russian Submarine Damage
Ukraine claims a historic underwater drone strike critically damaged a Russian submarine at Novorossiysk. Satellite images confirm blast damage to the port, but show no clear evidence the submarine was hit—raising questions about the real impact and signaling a new…
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Highway 1 in Abbotsford: Weather Warnings, Flood Recovery, and a New Landmark
Abbotsford’s Highway 1 reopens amid flood recovery and fresh weather threats, while a prominent new Rogers Forum sign signals change along the route.
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Hamas Commander Raed Saad Killed in Israeli Gaza Strike Amid Ceasefire Tensions
The targeted killing of senior Hamas commander Raed Saad in Gaza by Israel marks a major escalation during a fragile ceasefire, raising new questions about the future of the truce and humanitarian access.
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Bombardier Global 6500 Jets: Canada’s $753 Million Investment Signals New Era for Air Force and Industry
Canada’s decision to purchase six Bombardier Global 6500 jets for the Royal Canadian Air Force marks a major shift in government aviation, with a $753 million deal promising upgraded capabilities, job growth, and new opportunities for Canadian aerospace.
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Leavenworth Battles Power Outages Amid Historic Washington Floods
Historic flooding in Washington has left thousands, including many in Leavenworth and Chelan County, without power, prompting urgent safety measures and community resilience.
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Who Was George Hooley? British Paratrooper Killed in Ukraine Identified After Tragic Accident
Lance Corporal George Hooley, a British paratrooper, has been named as the first publicly confirmed UK military fatality in Ukraine since 2022. His death, resulting from a tragic accident away from the front lines, highlights the ongoing yet largely undisclosed…
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Bel Air Braces for Major I-405 Lane Closures: What Residents Need to Know This December
Caltrans will implement significant lane reductions on I-405 through Sepulveda Pass near Bel Air this December, impacting commuters and residents with weekend-long closures and detours.
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Gosford Rallies as Koolewong Bushfire Forces Evacuations and Disrupts Central Coast Transport
A fierce bushfire near Gosford has destroyed homes, forced urgent evacuations, and halted train services, as residents and emergency crews confront the relentless threat on the NSW Central Coast.
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UK and Norway Forge Naval Pact to Counter Russian Submarines and Safeguard North Atlantic Infrastructure
The UK and Norway have formalized a landmark defense agreement to jointly patrol the North Atlantic, targeting Russian submarine activity and enhancing protection of critical undersea cables and pipelines. The pact introduces a combined fleet of 13 warships and deepens…
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Ukraine’s Drone Strikes Hit Over 50 Russian Energy Sites: Satellite Evidence Reveals Growing Impact
Ukrainian drone strikes have hit more than 50 Russian energy and military-industrial sites in autumn 2025, according to satellite imagery and open-source analysis, marking a shift in the conflict’s strategic landscape and pressuring Russian fuel infrastructure.
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Simcoe County North Zone School Buses Canceled Amid Severe Weather: What Families Need to Know
Simcoe County’s North Zone school bus services were canceled due to hazardous weather, affecting families in Elmvale, Midland, Penetanguishene, and Orillia. Schools remain open, while other zones operate normally.
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Remembering Cassie Johnson: Five Years After Charleston’s Tragic Loss
On the fifth anniversary of Patrolman Cassie Johnson’s death, Charleston honors her sacrifice and reflects on the unpredictable dangers faced by law enforcement.
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France Launches Voluntary Military Service in 2026: Macron’s Response to Rising Global Threats
President Emmanuel Macron has announced the revival of voluntary military service for French youth starting mid-2026, aiming to bolster national defense as Europe faces increasing security threats from Russia and shifting US priorities.