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NDP Leaders Face Tough Battles in B.C. as Election Looms
Prominent NDP figures Jagmeet Singh and Elizabeth May are at risk of losing their seats in British Columbia, according to recent polling projections. In New Westminster-Burnaby-Maillardville, incumbent Peter Julian is in a close race with Liberal candidate Jake Sawatzky. The NDP's national leader, Jagmeet Singh, is urging voters to support his party as a bulwark against a potential Liberal supermajority, but his leadership is facing criticism. These developments highlight the competitive nature of the upcoming federal election and the uncertain future for key NDP leaders. The situation also underscores the complexity of voter behavior in Canada, which cannot be easily explained by ethnicity or party loyalty.
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Maybe it’s finally time for the NDP to realize that their out-of-touch policies just don’t resonate with everyday Canadians, even in their supposed strongholds.
If we lose strong progressive voices like Jagmeet and Elizabeth in BC, it’ll be a huge setback for pushing Canada toward real social and climate justice—let’s not let corporate parties take over!
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Honestly, it’s pretty worrying to see NDP leaders on shaky ground, especially since we need a strong social democratic voice in Parliament to keep the Liberals honest. The fact that Jagmeet Singh could lose his seat shows how tough things are for progressive politics in BC right now. I just hope voters remember all the work the NDP has done on things like healthcare and affordability before heading to the polls.
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Jagmeet Singh and Elizabeth May at risk of losing their B.C. seats, poll aggregator projects
Since 2015, the latter has been held by New Democrat Peter Julian, who is now seeking re-election in New Westminster-Burnaby-Maillardville. 338Canada gives him a 49 per cent chance of winning, but he’s in a dog fight with the Liberals’ Jake Sawatzky (45 per cent).
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Trump's 'Vladimir, STOP!' Plea Follows Deadly Russian Strikes on Kyiv
After Russia launched its deadliest missile and drone attacks on Kyiv in months, former US President Donald Trump publicly urged Vladimir Putin to stop the violence. The strikes resulted in significant casualties and damage in the Ukrainian capital. Trump criticized the attacks as 'not necessary' and linked them to ongoing, contentious peace negotiations, while also criticizing Ukrainian President Zelensky. The incident drew international attention, with some, including a former NATO commander, mocking Trump's approach. The escalation highlights the ongoing volatility of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the complex international responses.
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Trump writes ‘Vladimir, STOP!’ after Russia launches deadliest strikes on Kyiv since last summer
US President Donald Trump said he is “not happy” after Russia launched its deadliest wave of attacks on Kyiv in nine months, telling President Vladimir Putin to “STOP!” as he attempts to push Ukraine to agree on a contentious ceasefire proposal.
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Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander Mocks Trump’s ‘Vladimir, STOP!’ Message to Putin
Retired Supreme Allied Commander of NATO appeared on CNN Thursday morning and mocked Trump's beggin Putin to stop bombing Ukraine amid ongoing peace talks.
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Poilievre's Bold Promises Shake Up Canadian Election as Unity Concerns Grow
As the Canadian federal election approaches, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is making headlines with his pledge to cut government spending and require national referendums for any new taxes or tax increases. This move would significantly alter Parliament's traditional role in fiscal policy. The campaign is marked by heightened debates over Canadian unity and the future direction of the country, with all major party leaders making their final appeals to voters. The stakes are high, especially in key regions like the Greater Toronto Area, where party fortunes could shift dramatically. The outcome of this election could reshape Canada's political landscape and governance.
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India Unites After Pahalgam Terror Attack: Top Leaders Convene Emergency Meeting
Following a deadly terror attack in Pahalgam's Baisaran valley, the Indian government is convening an all-party meeting to brief political leaders and discuss the response. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Home Minister Amit Shah are leading the effort, with Prime Minister Modi vowing relentless pursuit of the attackers. Security forces are actively searching for those responsible, while the Centre and Jammu & Kashmir government are reviewing security measures. The attack has prompted a rare show of unity among political parties as they seek to address the crisis together. The situation remains tense as authorities work to restore safety and confidence in the region.
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Armed Standoff in Bosnia: Failed Arrest of Serb Separatist Leader Dodik Escalates Tensions
Bosnia is facing heightened tensions after state security agents attempted to arrest Milorad Dodik, the pro-Russian leader of Republika Srpska, for allegedly violating the country's constitutional order. The arrest operation was thwarted by Dodik's own armed police forces, leading to a standoff and raising fears of further instability. Dodik is wanted on charges related to undermining Bosnia's constitutional framework, a move seen as a threat to the country's fragile peace. The incident underscores deep divisions within Bosnia and the ongoing challenge of separatist movements. International observers are closely monitoring the situation amid concerns of renewed conflict.
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Tensions rise in Bosnia after reports of failed arrest attempt of Serb separatist leader
Tensions rose in Bosnia following reports that Bosnian state security agents tried to arrest pro-Russian Bosnian Serb president but were prevented by his armed officers.
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Pakistan Strikes Back: Closes Airspace, Cancels Visas, and Halts Trade with India Amid Kashmir Tensions
In response to a deadly attack on Indian tourists in Kashmir, Pakistan has taken sweeping retaliatory actions against India. These include cancelling visas for Indian nationals, suspending all trade with India (even via third countries), and closing its airspace to Indian-owned or operated airlines. The measures come after India accused Pakistan of supporting cross-border terrorism and suspended a key water-sharing treaty. The escalating tit-for-tat actions mark a sharp deterioration in relations between the two nuclear-armed neighbors. The situation has raised concerns about regional stability and the potential for further escalation.
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Pakistan cancels visas for Indians, closes airspace
Pakistan's government hit back on Thursday with a string of tit-for-tat measures against its neighbour India, which accused Islamabad of supporting "cross-border terrorism" following a brutal attack on Indian tourists.
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Trump Fuels Crypto Frenzy with Exclusive Dinner Offer for Top $TRUMP Coin Holders
Donald Trump has sparked a surge in the $TRUMP meme coin after announcing an exclusive gala dinner and VIP reception for the top holders of the cryptocurrency. The event, to be held at Trump National Golf Club in Washington DC, promises a private dinner and a White House tour for the biggest investors. This announcement led to a more than 60% jump in the coin's price. The move blends Trump's political ambitions with the growing hype around cryptocurrency, attracting both supporters and crypto enthusiasts. The offer is being marketed as 'the most EXCLUSIVE INVITATION in the world.'
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Trump crypto soars as president offers dinner to top holders
As well as the gala dinner, which will be held at the Trump National Golf Club in Washington DC, there will be "an ultra-exclusive private VIP reception with the President" for the top 25 coin holders, the coin's website said.
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Pentagon in Turmoil Over Defense Secretary’s Use of Signal for Sensitive Communications
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s use of the encrypted messaging app Signal on a Pentagon office computer has sparked a crisis within the Department of Defense. The app was installed to bypass poor cellphone service and facilitate communication with Trump officials, but it was reportedly used to share sensitive details about a planned military operation in Yemen. This practice violates Pentagon policy, raising serious security and protocol concerns. The situation escalated when Hegseth’s aide sought an official exception to allow continued use of Signal, highlighting internal divisions over secure communication practices. The controversy has prompted scrutiny of how top defense officials handle classified information and the adequacy of current communication infrastructure.
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Deadly Russian Drone and Missile Barrage Devastates Kyiv, Killing Nine and Injuring Over 70
A major overnight Russian attack involving drones and missiles struck Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, killing at least nine people and injuring more than 70, including children. The assault caused widespread destruction, setting buildings ablaze, collapsing structures, and trapping residents under rubble. Emergency services responded to multiple fires and extensive damage across residential and administrative areas. The attack prompted Ukrainian President Zelensky to cut short his visit to South Africa. The incident underscores the ongoing intensity and civilian toll of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
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Drone, missile attack on Kyiv kills nine, injures more than 70, Ukrainian official say
An overnight Russian combined missile and drone attack triggered fires, smashed buildings and buried residents under rubble in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, killing nine people and injuring
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Drone and missile attack on Kyiv kills nine and injures over 70, say Ukrainian officials
A deadly overnight Russian missile and drone strike sparked fires, levelled buildings and left nine dead and over 70 injured – including six children – in Kyiv, Ukrainian officials said.
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Drone, missile attack on Kyiv kills nine, injures more than 70, says State Emergency Service
The most serious incident was at an apartment building destroyed in the Sviatoshynskyi district west of the city centre. Pictures posted on Telegram showed rescue teams working with floodlights, moving cautiously through piles of rubble and clambering up ladders extended along the facades of buildings.
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Massive Crowds Flock to Vatican to Honor Pope Francis, Forcing Extended Viewing Hours
Thousands of mourners from around the world are gathering in Vatican City to pay their respects to Pope Francis, prompting the Vatican to consider extending the hours for public viewing. St. Peter’s Basilica may remain open past midnight to accommodate the unprecedented turnout. The body of Pope Francis will be on display through Friday, allowing more people to participate in the tribute. The large crowds include visitors from the UK, Ireland, and many other countries. The Vatican is managing logistics as preparations for the upcoming conclave to choose a new pope are underway.
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Vatican may extend hours as huge crowds line up to honor Pope Francis: Live updates
A conclave to choose a new pope normally takes place 15 to 20 days after the death of a pontiff, meaning this conclave should not start before May 6.
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Pope Francis live updates: Vatican may extend hours to pay respects due to turnout
People will be able to pay their respects to Francis through Friday. Given the large turnout of faithful wishing to pay homage to Pope Francis, the Vatican may extend the opening hours of St. Peter’s Basilica beyond the established time of midnight, the Vatican Press office said.
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People have turned to worshipping politicians and celebrities which has caused a breakdown in civil society
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Holocaust Survivors and Hostage Families Unite at Auschwitz for 80th Anniversary March
Thousands gathered at Auschwitz for the annual March of the Living, marking 80 years since the camp's liberation. This year's event was especially poignant, with Holocaust survivors joined by families of hostages from recent conflicts, including those held by Hamas. Israeli and Polish presidents attended, emphasizing the importance of remembrance and unity against hatred. Ceremonies in Israel and Poland highlighted the enduring impact of the Holocaust and the resilience of survivors. The event served as a powerful reminder to confront antisemitism and preserve historical memory for future generations.
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WATCH: Israel commemorates 80 years since the Holocaust
Israel marked 80 years since the World War II genocide of the Jewish people on Wednesday night, with the beginning of Holocaust Remembrance Day. A siren marking the six million victims of the Holocaust is set to sound on Thursday morning, but on Wednesday night an official ceremony was held at Yad Vashem.
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Yom HaShoah: President Isaac Herzog meets President Duda of Poland at Auschwitz
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Israeli President Isaac Herzog, Polish President Andrzej Duda, meet at Auschwitz to commemorate Holocaust. 'We must not remain silent in the face of hatred between peoples.'
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Holocaust survivors march in Auschwitz 80 years after camp's liberation
Thousands of people marched through the former Auschwitz Nazi German death camp in Poland on Thursday in an annual ceremony organisers said would be joined by 80 Holocaust survivors to mark the 80th anniversary of the camp's liberation.
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US Treasury Secretary Calls for Major IMF and World Bank Reforms Amid Global Leadership Push
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has called for significant reforms to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank, arguing that these institutions must stay true to their missions to remain effective. Bessent emphasized the importance of US leadership in the global financial system and reassured investors of America's ongoing commitment. He also highlighted the potential for a major deal with China, suggesting that collaboration among trade partners is crucial. The remarks signal a push for modernization and greater accountability within these key international organizations.
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Bessent says IMF, World Bank need reform, sees chance for China deal
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent leveled harsh criticism at the operations of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund on Wednesday even as he tried to reassure nervous investors that the United States would maintain its global leadership role.
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Bessent says IMF and World Bank need reform and there’s an ’opportunity for a big deal’ with China
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent criticizes IMF and World Bank, emphasizes US global leadership, and calls for collaboration among trade partners.
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