Holding Power by a Thread: How Carney’s Liberal Minority Government Survived a Near-Fall

Carney’s Liberal minority government survived a razor-thin 170–168 confidence vote, avoiding a winter election by just two votes. The political tension was high, with some questioning whether strategic timing and last-minute support kept the government alive. This close call puts Canada on edge as the minority government continues navigating unpredictable alliances and political pressure.

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Trying to Restart a Conversation That Never Really Started

This article takes a candid look at Zelensky’s recent claim that he plans to reinvigorate peace talks with Russia, despite the Kremlin saying they were never contacted. With geopolitical tensions, corruption scandals, and shifting alliances in the background, the situation reveals just how complex and fragile modern diplomacy has become. It’s a messy moment, filled with contradictions and political posturing.

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The Day the Old World Order Started Feeling… Well, Old

The world is shifting faster than most people realize, and leaders like Friedrich Merz are openly acknowledging the end of the old world order. This article explores what that really means for everyday people, why global alliances are wobbling, and how a new political landscape is taking shape in real time. It’s a messy moment, but not an unfamiliar one in the long arc of history.

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Why the Anti-Zelensky Protest in Kiev Feels Like Just the Beginning

The recent Anti-Zelensky protest in Kiev highlights growing public frustration with corruption scandals tied to President Zelensky’s close associates. Sparked by a $100 million kickback scheme involving the nuclear energy sector, protesters demand resignations, extraditions, and real judicial reform, underscoring Ukraine’s ongoing struggle for transparency and trust.

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G20 Summit Heads to Johannesburg Amid Calls for Solidarity, Equality, and Sustainability

The G20 Summit arrives in Johannesburg as global leaders face increasing pressure to address economic inequality, climate concerns, and the need for genuine solidarity. This year’s gathering feels different, with higher expectations and a growing demand for real, measurable action. Johannesburg’s dynamic energy only amplifies the urgency surrounding the world’s challenges.

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