(Ottawa) Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly is visiting Eastern Europe as part of an effort to strengthen Canada’s ties with countries on Russia’s periphery. Dylan RobertsonThe Canadian Press His trip to Slovenia, North Macedonia and Albania follows the commitment of

– This will be a huge step forward. It is a significant event that, when the time comes, we can say that we are in a new era. An era that we – as a species – have brought about,

By Olav Odegard Commentator in VG. Former foreign journalist and correspondent of VG in the USA. Writes primarily on international affairs. Photo: Design: Roar Hagen To become the most powerful superpower in the world, China must build a new world

chr. Anton Smedshaug, Managing Director Agri Analysis In 1995, wheat production was in the former Soviet Union, now called the Commonwealth of Independent States (CUS), 55 million tons of wheat and they had to import about 5 million tons more

Léo Dupire, proud Quebecers: “Radical multiculturalism, wokism, climate obsession and bureaucracy are characteristics of our political class that weaken Quebec” – Franc-tireurs interview Published on August 22, 2023 photography © Share the article! Léo Dupire is one of the founders

Norway’s female jumpers were unable to perform at their best at the World Cup in Zao, Japan. Canadian Alexandria Loutitt won the first victory of her career. BEST NORWEGIAN IN JAPAN: Anna Odine Strøm. Photo: Geir Olsen/NTB See more Published:

It comes after a Chinese balloon was spotted in US airspace last week and later shot down. The United States believes the balloon was used for espionage purposes, but China maintains it was a weather balloon. The six Chinese companies

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologizes for the government’s treatment of the country’s Inuit in the 1940s to 1960s. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau believes that the government that ruled from the 1940s to the 1960s knew that the tuberculosis

RA previously reported earlier in the week that the club are close to Langan, but the Oilers have not confirmed the name. This will be the player’s first encounter with European hockey. Sporting director Pål Higson says the following about

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has given the green light to a controversial oil pipeline expansion, which critics say will destroy the environment. Photo: Peter McCabe AP Published: Published: June 19, 2019 Copy link Copy link share on Facebook share