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Northern Ireland Sees Sharp Drop in International Migration as Population Growth Slows

The number of people moving to Northern Ireland from overseas fell sharply in 2025

World

Judge Orders White House to Restore Access to Banned News Outlets

Reporters from CNN, MS NOW and Politico returned to the White House on Thursday after a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to...

Sports

Why India’s Late Appeal Was Correct as Wide Decision Changes the Finish Against Japan

A controversial wide call in the final over of India's rain shortened T20I against Japan created confusion and frustration

Canada

Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing on Trans Canada Highway West of Banff With No Injuries Reported

A small aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing on the Trans Canada Highway west of Banff, with no injuries reported following...

Canada

Alberta to Suspend 13 Cent Fuel Tax Starting October 1 as Government Responds to Rising Pump Prices

The Alberta government will suspend its provincial fuel tax on gasoline and diesel for the final three months of 2026

Sports

Pakistan Set to Host International Hockey Events as China, Canada and European Teams Plan Tours

Pakistan is preparing for a busy period of international hockey, with the country set to welcome several foreign teams over the coming months...

Sports

Young Girls Aim to Build a Stronger Future for Cricket in Canada as Sport Heads Back to the Olympics

Cricket is gaining momentum in Canada, and a group of young female players from Ontario hopes to play a role in taking the...

CanadaWorld

Britain’s Role in the Slave Trade Continues to Shape Understanding of Its Economy, Politics and Society

Britain’s involvement in the transatlantic slave trade continues to generate debate over how deeply slavery influenced the country’s economic development

World

Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi Says Iranians Are Paying Heavy Price as War and Repression Deepen

Nobel Peace Prize laureate and prominent Iranian human rights activist Narges Mohammadi says ordinary Iranians are bearing the greatest burden of prolonged conflict