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The party proposes to allow entry for up to 90 days with an electronic travel authorization (eTA). Currently, the official entry rules for citizens of Ukraine remain unchanged.
Kateryna and Volodymyr Ostapchuk are moving to Canada due to shelling and their residency status. The showman plans to teach at universities and work.
The International Football Federation has introduced new price categories for World Cup matches. The cost of tickets for the tournament final in the USA has increased to a record $10,990.
The organization Stay Free Alberta collected over 178,000 signatures for secession from Canada. Premier Danielle Smith is ready to submit the initiative for consideration.
Oleksandr Syrskyi informed a NATO general about Russia's inability to compensate for losses. Ukraine needs more air defense and ammunition to protect its cities.
The Alliance has come a long way from 12 founders to eastward expansion and Finland's accession. Against the backdrop of the war in Ukraine, NATO is returning to deterring Russia.
Over 51 million Canadian dollars will be directed to medicine, housing, and veteran support. The funds will be received by reliable partners for emergency aid and reforms.
The French president proposes a coalition of middle powers to protect against hegemony. He emphasizes the importance of independence in defense and energy.
A coalition of countries is discussing unblocking the sea lane and diplomacy with Iran. The military is planning measures for the protection and demining of the strait without the US.
India is participating in a British initiative to restore shipping through the blocked strait. More than 40 states are involved in the negotiations, without US participation.
The international meeting concerned the restoration of navigation and price stabilization. Iran was accused of attacking ships and blackmailing the global economy.
NATO Secretary General to visit US amid Trump's criticism over Iran differences. The US President called allies paper tigers and threatened to withdraw.
The parties will deepen cooperation in geological exploration and the development of distributed generation. Canada allocates $20 million for Ukrainian energy and housing for veterans.
Ambassador Pete Hoekstra announced a ban on the import of Chinese cars across the Canadian border. Washington is blocking bypass routes for the Chinese automotive industry.
The Artemis II mission with four astronauts will launch on April 1 for a lunar flyby. The crew will spend 10 days in space and return to Earth without landing.
Journalist Avi Lewis has become the new leader of Canada's New Democratic Party. He plans to introduce a wealth tax and cap rents.
Canada has restricted the operations of businessmen and companies supplying technology to the IRGC. The measures are aimed at stopping the transfer of weapons to Russia and Iranian proxy forces.
The Canadian government has added 100 more oil tankers to its sanctions list to limit Russia's oil export revenues. The restrictions are intended to undermine the financing of the war.
France canceled Cyril Ramaphosa's invitation to the G7 summit due to US threats to boycott the event. Paris denies Trump's pressure and explains the decision by logistics.
Gas supplies decreased by 20% due to the conflict in the Middle East. The shutdown of a plant in Qatar and damage to infrastructure caused a market deficit.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is launching the delivery of foreign passports through 35 VFS centers in the USA, Canada, and Great Britain. The service will become available after verification starting next week.
The US President criticized allies for refusing to unblock the Strait of Hormuz. Trump announced victory over Iran and mentioned NATO's passivity.
The US administration is considering occupying the Iranian island to restore oil exports. Three Marine units have already been dispatched to the region.
Brent crude fell to $107 due to US plans to lift sanctions on Iranian cargoes. G7 countries are preparing measures for security in the Strait of Hormuz.
Iranian attacks on Qatar's gas processing plant have caused fuel shortages in Europe. EU leaders are calling for a moratorium on attacks on energy facilities.
Seven countries demand an end to attacks on ships and oil infrastructure. The US is preparing to deploy troops and request $200 billion for war.
Finland has been the happiest country in the world for the ninth time in a row. Ukraine maintained its position, while the well-being of young people in the West is declining.
Jean-Noël Barrot stated that the EU is attractive to distant partners in the context of geopolitics. The President of Finland also suggested that Canada consider joining.
Kaja Kallas will sign a security agreement with Iceland on March 18. The country is considering resuming the EU accession process as early as August this year.
The Trump administration is trying to create an international coalition to counter the Iranian blockade. Most EU and Asian countries express skepticism.