Beloved security guard attacked in Vancouver’s Chinatown returns to work, but not for long.
A beloved security guard is back on patrol in Vancouver’s Chinatown where he was attacked on the job this summer, but Harold Johnson's return is bittersweet.
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Trump’s list of legal problems remains long after company tax fraud trial ends.
Donald Trump has denied any wrongdoing and says he is being targeted by Democrats trying to keep him from reclaiming the White House.
North Vancouver firefighters collect winter clothes for Ukrainians at risk of ‘freezing out’.
Jared Reynolds is currently leading a third project to support the Ukraine, collecting warm clothes with his colleagues at North Vancouver Fire and Rescue, as winter takes hold.
China’s COVID protests show need to protect diaspora communities: advocates.
"Even though the zero-COVID policy might be over one day, our struggling will not be finished, it's just the beginning," said one diaspora advocate.
Biden to name special envoy for Northern Ireland to boost US role in region.
Timing suggests the US is looking for a more active role in Northern Ireland
Trump Organization found guilty of tax fraud by New York jury.
Donald Trump not personally on trial but prosecutors claim he was aware of scheme to reduce tax liability
President Zelensky: When Day of Armed Forces is holiday of gratitude, such state cannot be defeated.
When Day of the Armed Forces in a state is a holiday of gratitude, such a state cannot be defeated and cannot be broken.
Theories abound after North Carolina substation attack leaves 45,000 without power.
A state of emergency was declared in Moore County, N.C. after gunfire 'heavily' damaged two substations, causing a power outage over a large area.
Enemy attacks Dnipropetrovsk region with suicide drones.
In the evening of December 6, 2022, Russian troops attempted to attack the Dnipropetrovsk region with suicide drones.
Idaho town on edge as college killer remains at large.
Weeks after four students were stabbed in their beds, there are no signs of a motive, a weapon or a culprit
Russia’s Dec 5 missile attack on Ukraine cost $400-500 million – Forbes Ukraine.
On December 5, Russia attacked Ukraine with missiles of various types worth $400-500 million in total, according to Forbes Ukraine’s calculations. Russia launched its eighth massive missile attack on Ukrainian energy facilities on December 5...
Norway to contribute EUR 14.5M to EUMAM Ukraine
The European Union and Norway have signed an agreement for Norway’s voluntary financial contribution of EUR 14.5 million to the EU Military Assistance Mission in support of Ukraine (EUMAM Ukraine).
Trump Organization found guilty of criminal tax fraud by New York jury.
Donald Trump not personally on trial but prosecutors claim he was aware of scheme to reduce tax liability
Spirits Low After Russian Vodka Brand Auction Runs Dry.
The spirits of shareholders of dismantled Russian oil company Yukos were low on December 6 after the top bid in an auction of several iconic vodka brands came up short.
VR Chairman, Speaker of Lithuania’s Seimas, Marshal of Poland’s Senate discuss Russian armed aggression.
Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Ruslan Stefanchuk has participated in a session of the Interparliamentary Assembly of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, the Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania and the Senate of the Republic of Poland.
Briefing: When to celebrate Christmas and other religious holidays.
On December 7 at 2:00 p.m., a briefing will be held on the topic: "When to celebrate Christmas and other religious holidays. Civic position of believers."
EU Council approves only one of three docs needed for providing €18 bn aid for Ukraine.
The Council of the European Union failed to adopt a complete package consisting of three pieces of legislation needed to provide Ukraine with €18 billion in macro-financial assistance in 2023. “The Council discussed a legislative pack...
Baltic states call for documenting all Russian war crimes in Ukraine.
In order to bring perpetrators to justice for the crimes committed in Ukraine, it is necessary to thoroughly collect the evidence of all Russian war crimes.
Briefing: The current situation with electricity in Ukraine.
On December 7, at 1:30 p.m., a briefing will be held on the topic: "The current situation with electricity in Ukraine."
Iran Rebroadcasts 'Confessions,' Raising Fears Four Kurds May Have Been Executed.
Iranian state television has aired for the second time the "confessions" of four Kurdish political prisoners -- admissions their families and supporters say were coerced -- raising fears that they may have been executed.