‘Constant state of fear’: Russia accused of abusing Interpol system to find dissidents abroad

‘Constant state of fear’: Russia accused of abusing Interpol system to find dissidents abroad

Global National Interpol, the international police agency, has been used for sharing information between countries about alleged criminals since the organization’s inception in 1923. Now the Kremlin is being accused of abusing that system to track down political opponents, including those who speak out against Russia’s war in Ukraine. In a Motorcycle accident toronto today exclusive, Jeff

Canada updates travel advice for France amid anti-police protests – National

Canada updates travel advice for France amid anti-police protests – National

Canada is urging travellers to exercise a “high degree of caution” when travelling to France as protests have broken out across French cities in response to the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old by police. “Since June 27, 2023, demonstrations in opposition to police violence have been taking place. Further demonstrations are planned in the commune

Ukrainian troops advancing in all directions of counteroffensive, Kyiv says – National

Ukrainian troops advancing in all directions of counteroffensive, Kyiv says – National

Ukrainian troops are advancing in all directions of their counteroffensive against occupying Russian forces, a senior defence official said on Friday. Since the start of the counteroffensive this month, Ukraine says it has reasserted control over clusters of villages in the southeast although Russia still holds swathes of territory in the east, south and southeast.“If we talk

Beloved Canadian sex educator Sue Johanson dies at 93

Beloved Canadian sex educator Sue Johanson dies at 93

Global National Sue Johanson, Canada’s beloved broadcaster and educator who spoke about sex with uncommon frankness and honesty has died at age 93. Heather Yourex-West looks back on Johanson’s impact to Canadian society, and why her message is even more relevant in the modern world.