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Yes, headlights have become blindingly bright in Canada. Here's what the experts are saying
Ideally, Stern said, regulators would not only mandate auto-aiming headlights but also apply brake light and turn signal l...
Members of Jewish community in Canada push for armed security amid rising antisemitism
“There have been repeated incidents in Canada involving shootings, firebombings, bomb threats, and disrupted plots targeti...
The Conservatives' plan to stem the $500-billion flight of capital from Canada
“Pierre Poilievre even said, ‘If you take our ideas, so much the better, because it’s for the better of the Canadian peopl...
India’s Defense Budget Jumps 15 Percent
Defense officials say that the inflated spending reflects a new focus on military modernization triggered by Operation Sin...
What Is China Really Doing in Greenland? Fact-Checking Trump’s Arctic Claims
Trump’s obsession with Greenland could actually create the result he is so afraid of: increasing China’s Arctic pres...
Understanding Trump’s Latest Tariff Threat Against South Korea
Looking for a hidden motive misses the point: Trump is extremely direct about expressing his displeasure. 
How Past Choices Made Sumatra Flood-prone
Decades of damaging forest governance decisions degraded landscapes, turning heavy rain into catastrophe.
Bangladesh’s Election Is Critical to the Future of Press Freedom and Democracy
A free press forms the foundation of all robust, democratic systems and serves as a critical bulwark against rising author...
Is China Really Changing Its Approach to the Yellow Sea?
Beijing moved one of its maritime platforms in waters disputed by China and South Korea, but other Chinese assets remain.
Is Japan Ready for Internal Displacement Sparked by a Taiwan War?
Part two of a two-part series exploring Japan’s civil protection planning for its southwestern islands.
Japan’s Critical Minerals Resilience Didn’t Start in 2010 – or 2026
Japan’s deep-sea rare earth breakthrough in January 2026 was not a rapid response. It was the latest turn of a ratch...
Mongolian MP Luvsanjamts Ganzorig on How to Tackle Air Pollution, Corruption, and More
“To achieve meaningful reductions in air pollution, we need participation not only from the state, but also from local gov...
Social Media and Sinophobia: South Korea’s New Political Frontier
What makes the current wave of Sinophobia in South Korea different is not just its intensity, but the infrastructure throu...
What Does It Means to be ‘Pro-China’ in the Philippines?
China’s influence and activities are set to animate the political debates in the run-up to the next presidential election ...
Conservative Bhumjaithai Party Wins Decisive Victory in Thai General Election
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is set to be returned to office after the expected progressive “orange wave”...
India and the US Inch Closer to a Trade Agreement
For the short-term benefit of sealing a trade deal with an unreliable Trump, is New Delhi harming its own long-term securi...
Cambodia’s Image Problem
Onscreen and in real life, Southeast Asia takes the heat for a global wave of cybercrime.
Mum's twisted sacrifice after falling in love with her own son
Monica Mares, 36, and her son Caleb Peterson, 19, face up to 18 months in prison if found guilty of incest, but have vowed...
Wizz Air flight horror as 'child names phone WiFi terrorist' and fighter jets scrambled
A couple said their son arranged for them to have the phone before they boarded the flight, according to local media.
Twins with identical DNA on trial for double murder – police don't know who did it
Investigators believe that the twin brothers exploit their resemblance to cover their tracks.
Elon Musk unveils bombshell new plan to build 'self-growing city' on the Moon
The world's richest man has made an intergalactic boast and said he would 'strive' to build on the Red Planet.
Russia breaks silence on Epstein Files as Trump in crisis - 'Pure Satanism'
Theories are swirling that Epstein could have been a Russian intelligence asset.
'Rare moss species are fighting climate change'
An extinct moss is reintroduced across Yorkshire's moors in the battle against climate change.
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