Arsen Ostrovsky: Why is Canada welcoming an antisemitic, terror-supporting UN official?
It is said that there are generally only two certainties in life: death & taxes. We can add a third, that the United Nations is rotten to the core in…
Kelly McParland: For Republicans, staying home would be better than voting for Trump
The prospect of a second Trump presidency gives rise to a fundamental question: if a politician advocates policies that you find attractive, does it matter if he’s a disgusting human…
Avi Benlolo: Israel’s UNRWA ban should be emulated, not criticized
Israel’s recent decision to ban the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) from operating within its borders marks a significant shift, heightening calls for international donors to reconsider their…
UK factory activity shrinks for first time since April
Activity in the UK’s manufacturing sector contracted last month for the first time since April following a drop in new orders, according to new data.
Colby Cosh: Elon Musk’s get-out-the-vote gamble
On Thursday morning, a judge in Pennsylvania declined to put a stop to the Great Elon Musk Giveaway currently happening in seven American states that are particularly crucial in next…
Met allegedly told of Al Fayed sexual misconduct claims as early as 1995
The Metropolitan Police was allegedly told of sexual misconduct accusations against Mohamed Al Fayed a decade earlier than the force initially acknowledged. Samantha Jay-Ramsay’s family said she was harassed and…
Simon Evans: Will anti-woke Kemi Badenoch give British Tories the renewal they need?
Falling somewhere between The Apprentice and MMA/UFC in format and ratings, the British Tory Leadership campaign draws to a close this week. This follows several rounds of voting by Conservative…
Chris Selley: The war over transitioning kids is still blazing in New Brunswick
The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) was among the parties pleased with the result of last week’s election in New Brunswick, which dispatched Blaine Higgs’ Progressive Conservative government in favour…
13 Remembrance Day 2024 events in Bristol
Remembrance Day is a matter of days away, and this year sees a number of Remembrance events taking place across the dates of November 10 and 11, with some taking…
Windsor Park confirmed as venue for Nations League clash as UK Government grant Belarus team visas
Northern Ireland’s Nations League match with Belarus will be played at Windsor Park on Friday November 15 following the UK Government’s decision to grant the visiting party visas. The game…