Canada stands poised to join a growing international movement restricting social media access for minors, with legislation expected before the House of Commons this week that would prohibit children under 16 from using most major platforms. The proposed bill, scheduled for introduction Wednesday, represents Ottawa's latest attempt to address mounting concerns about the effects … [Read more...] about Canadian Parliament to Consider Age Restrictions on Social Media Platforms
Armenian Prime Minister Wins Reelection as Nation Turns Away from Moscow
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has won reelection in a parliamentary contest that carries significance far beyond the borders of this small Caucasus nation. The vote, held Sunday, represents what may prove to be a decisive moment in the post-Soviet realignment of Eastern Europe. Pashinyan's ruling Civil Contract party captured nearly fifty percent of the vote, … [Read more...] about Armenian Prime Minister Wins Reelection as Nation Turns Away from Moscow
Deadly Airstrikes Mark New Chapter in Pakistan-Afghanistan Border War
Pakistan conducted military airstrikes deep into Afghanistan early Wednesday morning, marking a significant escalation in a border conflict that has claimed hundreds of lives over recent months and threatens regional stability in South Asia. The strikes targeted the eastern Afghan provinces of Khost, Kunar, and Paktika, according to Taliban regime officials now governing … [Read more...] about Deadly Airstrikes Mark New Chapter in Pakistan-Afghanistan Border War
Iranian Drone Attack on US Apache Helicopter Triggers Series of Retaliatory Strikes
The United States and Iran have entered a dangerous cycle of military strikes and counterstrikes across the Persian Gulf region, with American forces now targeted at multiple installations and President Trump weighing further action against Iranian infrastructure. Iran employed what it claims is a new type of drone in Tuesday's attacks targeting American military … [Read more...] about Iranian Drone Attack on US Apache Helicopter Triggers Series of Retaliatory Strikes
Federal Officials Question American Energy Company’s Environmental Assessment in Australian Outback
The federal government of Australia has raised substantial concerns about an American energy company's proposal to conduct hydraulic fracturing operations in one of the world's most ecologically significant regions. Black Mountain Energy, a Texas-based corporation operating through its subsidiary Bennett Resources, has applied for federal approval to drill twenty natural gas … [Read more...] about Federal Officials Question American Energy Company’s Environmental Assessment in Australian Outback