Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief 
TIMMINS – Corporal Nigel Nakogee, a soldier from Attawapiskat First Nation, has returned to Timmins, Ontario, following a six-month deployment to Latvia as part of Rotation 2502. His experience underscores the opportunities for Indigenous individuals within the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) and offers a compelling message to those considering military service: “Just do it.” Nakogee, … Read more
Budapest – Hungary’s upcoming parliamentary elections on April 12th will feature a significantly narrower field of contenders than in previous years, with only five parties ultimately qualifying to appear on the national list portion of the ballot. This follows a series of disqualifications, most recently impacting the Szolidaritás (Solidarity) – Munkáspárt (Workers’ Party) alliance, as … Read more
New York – Isabel Díaz Ayuso, President of the Community of Madrid, has publicly defended the actions of former U.S. President Donald Trump, arguing that inaction would have prolonged suffering in Venezuela and within the confines of Hamas tunnels. Speaking during her sixth official visit to the United States on Monday, Ayuso emphasized the importance … Read more
Former President Donald Trump asserted that oil prices will “drop rapidly” once the “destruction of the Iran nuclear threat is over,” framing any short-term price increases as a necessary cost for global safety. The statement, posted on his Truth Social platform Monday, comes as crude oil prices surged following escalating tensions in the Middle East. … Read more