Death toll in India train collision mounts to nearly 300, about 900 injured.
Chaotic scenes erupted after the derailment on Friday night about 220 kilometers (137 miles) southwest of Kolkata.
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Chinese Warship nearly hits American Destroyer in Taiwan Strait, during joint Canada-U.
HMCS Montreal Commander, Captain Paul Mountford believes that a Chinese Warship coming within 150 yards of hitting an American destroyer was ”clearly instigated by the Chinese.”
Over 200 killed after 2 trains derail, collide in eastern India.
The collision occurred when one train derailed and became entangled with another that was derailed after debris from the first train fell on a nearby track, railway officials said.
UN Security Council urges immediate Sudan ceasefire, renewed transition talks.
The U.N.’s most powerful body strongly condemned all attacks on civilians since fighting between rival generals vying for power broke out in mid-April.
U.S. revokes Russian nuclear inspector visas over New START treaty suspension
The State Department said it was taking the steps in response to Russia’s “ongoing violations” of New START, the last arms control treaty remaining between the two countries
Inside the navy’s search for war grave robbers in the South China Sea.
The crew of the HMCS Montreal was searching for a Chinese boat allegedly willing to disturb graves for a shot at Second World War memorabilia.
North Korea promises more spy satellite launches after failed 1st attempt.
Kim Yo Jong, the powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, accused the U.S. of "gangster-like" hypocrisy for criticizing her country's failed launch on Wednesday.
U.S. says China jet ‘buzzed’ an Air Force plane over international waters
China seems to be continuing its practice of "buzzing" Western aircraft as a new incident with a U.S. plane has come to light over the South China Sea in international airspace.
Vote nears on NDP call for Johnson to step aside as special rapporteur.
David Johnston said that much of the intelligence a public inquiry would look at could not be made public, however, all opposition parties remain firm one is needed.
Vote nears on NDP call for Johnston to step aside as special rapporteur.
David Johnston said that much of the intelligence a public inquiry would look at could not be made public, however, all opposition parties remain firm one is needed.
Could there be an AI code of conduct? U.S., Europe working on voluntary rules
The breathtaking rise of generative AI systems such as ChatGPT has dazzled users with their capability to mimic human responses while stirring fears about the risks they pose.
Tensions are rising between Serbia and Kosovo again.
On Tuesday, NATO announced it will be sending 700 additional troops to northern Kosovo a day after over 30 were injured due to protests in the region.
North Korea’s 1st spy satellite launch fails as rocket crashes into sea.
North Korea's attempt to put the country's first spy satellite into space failed Wednesday in a setback to leader Kim Jong Un's push to boost his military capabilities.
North Korea launches purported rocket after announcing plan for spy satellite.
With three to five spy satellites, North Korea could build a space-based surveillance system that allows it to monitor the Korean Peninsula in near real-time.
North Korea launches purported rocket after announcing plan for spy satellite.
With three to five spy satellites, North Korea could build a space-based surveillance system that allows it to monitor the Korean Peninsula in near real-time.
Blinken pushes Turkey to approve Sweden’s accession to NATO.
Blinken said Washington was going to continue to work to complete Sweden's accession in time for a mid-July NATO summit that will bring together alliance heads of state.
Canada treated fleeing Ukrainians better than Afghans, new lawsuit alleges.
The federal government recently created a program to ensure the families of Canadians who served as language and cultural advisers in Afghanistan are brought to safety.
Snorkeller pries crocodile jaws off his head, survives attack in Australia.
While snorkelling with his wife and a group of friends in Australia, a crocodile approached Marcus McGowan from behind and bit his head.
Does AI pose ‘risk of extinction’ for humans? Founders, experts say yes.
Hundreds of leading figures in the tech industry signed the statement warning about the perils that artificial intelligence poses to humankind.
O’Toole says Canadian intelligence found “active” voter suppression by Beijing.
Erin O’Toole was briefed Friday by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) on China targeting him during the 2021 campaign, according to a source close to the sitting MP.