Canada nominates first Indigenous Supreme Court judge

Michelle O'Bonsawin's appointment comes as First Nations communities seek justice for the abuse of earlier generations by European settlers. Recent revelations include the forced assimilation of Indigenous children.

Ukraine appears to prepare counteroffensive against Russia

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has teased a counteroffensive in Ukraine. So are recent attacks on railroad logistics, command and communication facilities in territories occupied by Russia's army preparations for that?

Saudi Arabia: 34 years in prison for female PhD student Salma al-Shehab

The ruling is part of an ongoing clampdown on dissent and minorities in the kingdom. But so far, it's unlikely to have an affect on the kingdom's newly polished image as a global oil provider in times of crisis.

Greece's tourism industry is booming after pandemic slump

Greece is expecting a record-breaking tourist season with more visitors than in 2019, the year before the coronavirus pandemic paralyzed the world — despite Russia's war in Ukraine, the energy crisis and high inflation.

Monkeypox: EU approves plan to stretch vaccine supply

A shortage of a smallpox vaccine, used to treat the current outbreak of monkeypox, prompted the move by the EU drugs regulator. The temporary injection method will allow five times more people to be treated.

Accident While Illegally Driving In The Emergency Lane - Who Is At Fault?

Let’s always be mindful of our surroundings!

Weather warning in Germany as Europe reels from powerful storms

After deadly storms battered central and southern Europe, German authorities issued fresh weather warnings. Strong winds fueled a wildfire in Spain, and falling water levels revealed a dangerous treasure in the Danube.

A bulk wheat shipment is en route to Africa

The first grain shipment is en route to Djibouti weeks after a deal saw Russia allow the export of vital foods to resume via the Black Sea. But the 23,000 metric tons of wheat will bring only some relief to Africa.