insert_link World Modi hits out at Canada in deepening diplomatic row Indian prime minister Narendra Modi has hit out at Canada in an escalating row, accusing the country of making "cowardly attempts to intimidate" India's diplomats. Both countries last month expelled each other's top diplomats after Canada claimed that India was targeting Indian dissidents in the country. Rebecca Bundhun reports from Mumbai. today5 November, 2024
insert_link World India calls Trudeau solely responsible for worsening ties India has criticised Prime Minister Justin Trudeau - blaming him solely for worsening Delhi-Ottawa ties. This comes after Trudeau doubled down on his claims of Indian involvement in murder of a Canadian Sikh Separatist leader while testifying in front of a committee investigating foreign interference in Canada. Ishan Garg tells us more about India's response from New Delhi. today17 October, 2024
insert_link World India and Canada expel diplomats as ties worsen India and Canada have expelled each other's six diplomats as ties worsen over the murder of a Sikh leader in Canada last year. It comes after Canada said it asked the Indian government to waive the diplomatic immunity of some officials who have been named as persons of interest in the murder investigation. today15 October, 2024
insert_link Oshiwambo Okawe okanene kiitsuwa mo Bostwana Okawe okanene keli ponomola ontiyali muuyuni koo carat 2 492 okiitsuwwa mo Bostwana komina ya Canada yo Lucara Diamonds. Okeli okawe okanene taka itsuwa,okuza sho pwiitsilwe kalwe koo carat 3 106 ko Cullinan mo south Africa mo 1905. O BBC oya lopota kutya okawe okiitsuwa komina ya Karowe. Epangelo lya Bostwana olyati okeli okawe okanene taka itsuwa moshilongo. Kamwe koo Carat 1 758 okwali kiitsuwa momina ya faathana mo 2019. […] today23 August, 2024
insert_link Oshiwambo Oku pitika aanadholongo ya talelwepo kaaholike yawo nenge okupewa uuthemba wopamilalo omanga yeli moodholongo ,otashi tsu omukumo omaihumbato omawanawa mokati kaayoni Omukuluntu gomandiki goodholongo nomazulonkalo Raphael Hamunyela okwati oku pitika aanadholongo ya talelwepo kaaholike yawo nenge okupewa uuthemba wopamilalo omanga yeli moodholongo ,otashi tsu omukumo omaihumbato omawanawa mokati kaayoni. Oompangu odha ngambeka uuthemba wafa mpoka moshilongo. Hamunyela moonkundathana nonzonkundana yetu yo OneAfricanews okwa fatulula kutya Namibia oha landula omilandu dhopashigwana dhoku takamitha aayoni ,mwa kwatelwa o Nelson Mandela rules,nonando pena omangambeko. Tati osheetwapo oshiikwatelelela kelongelokumwe pokati kepangelo nuuministeli wawo ,okugandja […] today30 July, 2024
insert_link World Canada’s designates largest marine protected zone (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Canada said Thursday it had designated the country's largest marine protected zone off the coast of Vancouver, as it moves to shield a third of its oceans by the end of the decade. The 133,000-square-kilometer (51,000-square-mile) zone was announced in a joint statement by Canada's department of fisheries and oceans and leaders of four First Nations. "Today we are taking a […] today12 July, 2024
insert_link World U.S and ‘Five Eyes’ allies warn China courting Western military trainers The U.S, Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have warned that China was circumventing measures aimed at stopping its recruitment of current and former Western military pilots to train the Chinese military. The Five Eyes intelligence-sharing alliance said Western recruits who train the People's Liberation Army would increase the risk of future conflict. As Laura Westbrook reports. today6 June, 2024
insert_link World Price of victory: How Allied D-Day bombs killed French civilians By Matthieu CLAVEL As the World War II victors celebrate the anniversary of the June 6, 1944, landings in Normandy, historians recall that 3,000 French civilians died under Allied bombs that day. In an attempt to cut off German reinforcements rushing to the coast in response to the Allied invasion, American and British aircraft dropped bombs on main roads in several towns, including Caen, where the population […] today3 June, 2024
insert_link Health / Medical Assisted dying: Canada grapples with plans to extend euthanasia to people suffering solely from mental illness David Pereiras/Shutterstock By Gemma Ware, The Conversation For decades, people who want to end their life with the help of a doctor, and who have the means to do so, have travelled to a handful of countries, commonly Switzerland, for euthanasia. But gradually, more countries around the world have begun to permit some form of assisted dying. Politicians in a number of others, including Ireland, Scotland and […] today20 May, 2024
