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Canada to Join Eurovision Song Contest in 2027
Canada will make its Eurovision Song Contest debut in 2027, becoming the first new country to join the competition since Australia entered in 2015. CBC/Radio Canada will represent Canada in the contest.The 2027 contest will take place in Burgas, Bulgaria, in May. Canada will compete in one of the semi finals as it begins its first Eurovision campaign Quick Facts…
Typhoon Saudel Hits China’s Eastern Coast, Disrupting Travel
Typhoon Saudel made landfall along China’s eastern coast, disrupting rail and ferry services in several areas.Authorities have prepared for evacuations as the storm affects coastal communities. More than 820,000 people face disruption, while officials have identified 52,000 people in Taizhou who may need evacuation. Quick Facts Detail Information What happened Typhoon Saudel made landfall on China’s eastern coast and disrupted…
Russia Attacks Ukrainian Food Logistics as 90% of Retail Network Damaged
Russian air attacks have severely damaged Ukraine's food logistics network, with around 90% of retail food logistics reportedly destroyed, according to Agriculture Minister Taras Vysotskyi.The attacks have hit food warehouses, retail stores, postal facilities and other commercial sites. Ukrainian officials say the damage has disrupted supplies in some areas, but the country still has enough food to meet public demand.…
Spain Asks EU for Frontex Help to Process Migrants in Ceuta
Spain has asked the European Union for extra help to process migrants still in Ceuta after a major border crossing from Morocco in July. Interior Minister Fernando Grande Marlaska requested support from Frontex and other EU agencies. Spain wants to speed up the screening and processing of people who remain in the Spanish enclave. Quick Facts Detail Information What happened…
Trump Renames Lake Ontario as ‘Lake America’ Amid Canada Trade War
U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered U.S. federal agencies to use the name “Lake America” for Lake Ontario. The decision has quickly drawn criticism from Canadian officials and leaders in New York.The name change comes as the United States and Canada remain involved in a major trade dispute. Canada shares more than half of the lake's surface area, making the…
Nepal Flood Risk Remains as Upstream Lakes Raise Fresh Concerns
Nepal is closely monitoring two lakes located upstream from an area hit by deadly floods on Wednesday. Officials warn that the flood risk will continue until the lakes drain completely.One of the lakes began overflowing on Friday. The second lake appears larger and has no visible outlet, raising concerns that water pressure could continue to build. Quick Facts Main Event…
Iran Rejects New US Sanctions as Diplomacy Focuses on Strait of Hormuz
Iran has condemned new US economic sanctions, calling them “state terrorism,” as diplomatic efforts continue to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and reduce tensions after months of war.Iran strongly rejected the latest economic measures announced by the United States on Friday. The Iranian Foreign Ministry said other countries should not enforce the sanctions because Tehran considers them unlawful under international…
Trump Iran War Reaches Six Months as Strait of Hormuz Disruption Continues
The conflict between the United States and Iran has reached roughly six months, lasting much longer than President Donald Trump originally expected. Trump had initially suggested the war could last around four to five weeks.The prolonged conflict has created major concerns for global energy markets. However, financial markets have remained more stable than many expected, despite continued disruption around the…
Trump’s Iran War Enters Sixth Month as Conflict Becomes Open Ended
President Donald Trump's military campaign against Iran has entered its sixth month, far longer than the short operation he initially described. The conflict has created pressure on U.S. foreign policy, energy prices and Trump's political standing. Washington is now using a mix of military threats, sanctions and diplomacy. However, the administration has not yet found a clear path to end…
States Challenge Trump Mail Voting Rules Before 2026 Election
Democratic led states and voting rights groups are challenging new U.S. Postal Service rules for mail in voting. They want a federal court to stop the rules before the November 2026 congressional elections. The dispute follows President Donald Trump’s March order targeting mail ballots. USPS finalized the new requirements in August, and the rules have now become part of a…
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Nepal Flood Risk Remains as Upstream Lakes Raise Fresh Concerns
Nepal is closely monitoring two lakes located upstream from an area hit…
Near Total Lunar Eclipse to Light Up Skies Across the Americas
A near total lunar eclipse will appear across large parts of North…
World’s Deadliest Glacier Disasters: Nepal-Tibet Flood and Major Disasters in History
A massive glacier collapse along the Nepal Tibet border triggered devastating flash…
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US Expands Pressure on Iran as Tehran Vows to Resist New Sanctions
The United States has expanded economic pressure on Iran as tensions between…
Dolly Parton Dies at 80: Country Music Legend Leaves a Lasting Legacy
Dolly Parton, the beloved country music singer, songwriter, actress and philanthropist, has died at the age of 80. Her family announced her death on August 25, 2026. Parton died in…
