CBC says an internal video accused members of searching for women’s personal information and contacting vulnerable victims A Canadian police chief has told officers to “change your behavior or quit” … Read More
It is the first time the chamber has passed a measure aimed at limiting President Donald Trump’s war powers The US Senate has, for the first time, passed a resolution … Read More
The squad will be allowed to arrive two days before its next match after protests of unequal treatment The US has eased travel restrictions on Iran’s national football team at … Read More
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll said the military and defense companies would work together on drone warfare The US will set up at least two domestic testing ranges that mimic battlefield … Read More
Athletes gather before the start of the Comrades Marathon in Durban. Photograph: James Oatway/The Guardian For one day every June, South Africa’s searing racial inequality seems to melt away at … Read More
Sudan’s paramilitary RSF celebrate after seizing El Fasher in Darfur last October, which the UN said had the ‘hallmarks of genocide’ after 60,000 civilians were massacred. Photograph: AFP View image … Read More
Riot police fire on demonstrators on 9 June during deadly protests against the Ebola quarantine centre at Laikipia air base, in Nanyuki. Photograph: Daniel Irungu/EPA View image in fullscreen Riot … Read More
Berlin will buy a 40% stake in defense giant KNDS, putting it on par with Paris, as the two countries continue to militarize Germany and France are preparing an unprecedented … Read More
Keir Starmer’s likely successor offers a fresh coat of paint over the same unpopular policies British Labour MP Andy Burnham looks set to be airdropped into Downing Street to replace … Read More
The new channel will help resolve incidents in the strategic waterway amid conflicting guidance for shipowners Iran has agreed to set up a ‘hotline’ with the US and other countries … Read More
