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russian military aircraft spotted near Alaska air defense zone

NORAD detected russian military aircraft in Alaska's air defense recognition area. The aircraft remained in international airspace and did not violate the borders of the United States or Canada.

News of the World • February 19, 05:57 AM • 26150 views
France to hold second meeting on Ukraine: Canada among invitees

France organizes a second meeting on Ukraine and European security with the participation of new countries. Norway, Canada, the Baltic States, the Czech Republic, Greece, Finland, Romania, Sweden and Belgium are invited to the meeting.

Politics • February 18, 05:15 PM • 137194 views
Ukraine's national team wins 32 medals at the Invictus Games in Canada

Ukraine's 35-member team won 12 gold, 11 silver and 9 bronze medals at the Invictus Games. Ukrainian soldiers competed in 11 sports in Canada.

Sports • February 18, 09:19 AM • 27269 views
Military support will have to be prioritized: Rutte warned of NATO's plans to increase defense spending

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has announced the need for a significant increase in defense spending by the alliance's member states. The US is calling for a rebalancing of spending, as it currently accounts for more than 50% of NATO's GDP.

War in Ukraine • February 16, 02:00 AM • 39827 views
G7 links new sanctions against Russia to its participation in peace talks - Reuters

G7 ministers agree to work together on a peace agreement for Ukraine with security guarantees. New sanctions against Russia will depend on its “good faith” participation in negotiations to end the war.

Politics • February 15, 03:07 PM • 24767 views
H5N1 avian influenza can spread between animals and humans without obvious signs - study

The CDC has identified cases of H5N1 infection in three veterinarians who worked with cows. The study shows that the virus can spread asymptomatically, bypassing surveillance systems.

Health • February 14, 10:12 AM • 25078 views
Valentine's Day: history of the holiday and traditions of celebration around the world

Valentine's Day has a long history, dating back to the 3rd century AD and the Roman priest Valentine. Today, this holiday is celebrated in various countries around the world with unique traditions - from valentines to declarations of love for animals.

Society • February 14, 04:03 AM • 35802 views
“Exclusion was a mistake": Trump spoke in favor of Russia's return to the G7

US President Donald Trump has said he would like Russia to return to the G7, calling its exclusion a mistake. According to him, Putin would be happy to return to the negotiating table.

Politics • February 13, 08:14 PM • 85370 views
Pentagon chief explains why NATO should spend 5% of GDP on defense

U. S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hagel announced the need to increase NATO defense spending to 5% of GDP. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte supported this initiative, emphasizing the importance of increasing defense production.

War in Ukraine • February 13, 09:05 AM • 35274 views
European winemakers are adapting to changing consumer habits: what is involved

Wine producers in the EU are adapting to falling demand due to changing consumer habits, especially among young people. Experts recommend developing the market for non-alcoholic wines, which will grow to 14 billion euros by 2031.

Economy • February 12, 07:23 AM • 41293 views
To save money: Trump may close US consulates in several countries to save money

Trump is considering closing US consulates in Europe, Canada, Mexico, and the Pacific Islands to save money. Most of the consulates that may be closed are in Germany and France.

News of the World • February 12, 06:23 AM • 29714 views
Google suggests “American Gulf” in search for the Gulf of Mexico

Google started offering users the name “American Gulf” instead of the Gulf of Mexico after Trump's decree. The name change sparked a dispute between the US and Mexico, which refuses to recognize the new name.

News of the World • February 11, 08:04 AM • 23484 views
Canada says US tariffs on steel and aluminum are “completely unjustified”

Canada considers the new US tariffs on steel and aluminum unjustified and is preparing retaliatory measures. Minister Champagne announced a “clear and measured” response, while Chrystia Freeland called for a “dollar-for-dollar” response.

News of the World • February 11, 07:45 AM • 23856 views
US imposes new duties on steel and aluminum: which countries will be affected

The US President signed a decree imposing 25% duties on steel and aluminum imports starting March 4. Canada, Mexico, Brazil, and South Korea will be most affected, but Australia may be granted exemptions.

News of the World • February 11, 01:20 AM • 106805 views
Trump is serious about joining Canada - AP

Donald Trump reiterated his intention to join Canada as the 51st state of the United States. According to him, the United States loses $200 billion a year because of Canada, although AP refutes this claim.

News of the World • February 10, 02:35 PM • 24134 views
Trump to announce new 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum on Monday - Reuters

The US President announced an additional 25% duty on steel and aluminum imports. Trump also announced restrictions on Japanese investment in US Steel.

News of the World • February 10, 01:53 AM • 70198 views
Ukraine starts its performance at the Invictus Games 2025 with a victory in the first basketball match

Ukraine's national team defeated Colombia 12-6 in the first wheelchair basketball match at the Invictus Games 2025 in Vancouver. The Ukrainians will play the next match against Afghanistan.

Sports • February 9, 05:15 PM • 32146 views
International Dentist Day, Pizza Day, World Marriage Day: what else can be celebrated on February 9

On February 9, the world celebrates International Dentist Day, Pizza Day, and Volleyball's Birthday. Also, on the second Sunday of February, World Marriage Day and a Day of Prayer for People with Autism are celebrated.

Society • February 9, 04:30 AM • 33991 views
35 Ukrainian defenders will compete in the first winter Invictus Games in Canada

The first winter Invictus Games with 550 athletes from 25 countries start in Vancouver and Whistler. The Ukrainian team of 35 defenders will compete in 10 sports, including new winter disciplines.

Society • February 8, 01:24 PM • 31877 views
Trump is seriously planning to make Canada the 51st US state - Trudeau

At a private meeting, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Trump's real intentions to annex Canada. Canadian politicians are concerned about the threat to sovereignty due to the country's rich resources.

News of the World • February 7, 10:55 PM • 27406 views
Trump's deal-making at the start of his presidency has suffered its worst performance due to policy instability - Financial Times

The number of M&A deals in the US fell by 30% to 873 in January 2025, the lowest since 2015. Experts attribute this to the unstable policies of the new president and his plans to increase duties.

Economy • February 7, 02:53 PM • 33464 views
Tesla raises prices for Model X

Tesla has increased the cost of the Model X by $5000 in the US - the standard version now costs $84,990. The Plaid version has also risen in price to $99,990.

News of the World • February 7, 03:26 AM • 33579 views
Israel orders army to prepare for 'voluntary departure' of Gaza residents after Trump's announcement

Israel's defense minister ordered the preparation of a plan to allow residents to “voluntarily leave” Gaza after supporting Trump's idea of turning the Strip into a “Riviera. ” The plan drew international condemnation and criticism from Hamas.

News of the World • February 6, 11:54 AM • 25126 views
Colombian President compares the dangers of cocaine and whiskey: what he said

Gustavo Petro said that cocaine is banned only because of its origin in Latin America. According to him, the drug is no more harmful than whiskey.

News of the World • February 5, 11:37 AM • 27036 views
Ukraine is preparing to introduce criminal liability for violation of sanctions - Ministry of Justice

The Ministry of Justice is preparing a draft law on criminal liability for violating and circumventing sanctions. Violators will face fines of up to 120000 nmdg, imprisonment for up to 10 years and confiscation of property.

Politics • February 5, 08:49 AM • 111602 views
Bitcoin loses ground: price drops to $97,600 amid geopolitical tensions

Bitcoin dropped to $97,600 due to escalating trade tensions between the US and China. The SEC is cutting its cryptocurrency regulation unit amid the Trump administration's policies.

Economy • February 5, 07:56 AM • 28007 views
Mexico and Canada on hold, while tariffs against China begin today: how global markets react

The US imposed 10% tariffs on Chinese imports, Beijing responded with restrictions on American goods. Canada and Mexico received a 30-day deferral, and exchanges reacted with a sharp drop in shares of Asian companies.

Economy • February 4, 11:53 AM • 230959 views
Rubio: US not negotiating to join Canada as a state

U. S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the U.S. is not negotiating to admit Canada as a state. The US agreed to suspend customs restrictions for Canada and Mexico for 30 days.

News of the World • February 4, 09:39 AM • 32225 views
Trump agrees to suspend tariffs on Canada and Mexico after they pledge to tighten border controls - AP

The United States agrees to a 30-day pause in customs threats against Mexico and Canada following their border security moves. Canada appoints a “fentanyl czar” and adds Mexican cartels to the list of terrorist groups.

News of the World • February 4, 09:00 AM • 26118 views
EU and NATO discuss Greenland strategy after Trump's announcement: plans for joint action with the US in the Arctic region

EU leaders support Denmark's territorial integrity and oppose US plans for Greenland. NATO proposes to increase its military presence in the Arctic region with the participation of its northern allies.

News of the World • February 4, 08:36 AM • 25309 views