‘Canadians are dying’: Mark Carney’s $2.5 billion aid to Ukraine draws backlash online

Canada pledged an additional $2.5 billion in aid to Ukraine, with much of it channeled through international financial institutions. This significant contribution, part of broader global support, has sparked outrage among Canadians online. Critics argue the funds should prioritize domestic needs like healthcare, citing instances of suffering citizens while vast sums are sent abroad.

After the storm: Barron Trump spotted at Mar-a-Lago weeks after Tate-linked controversy and manosphere scrutiny

Barron Trump made a rare public appearance at Mar-a-Lago’s Christmas gathering, weeks after reports linked him to figures associated with controversial online personalities. Seen with family, his sighting follows a New York Times exposé detailing his reported friendship with an influencer connected to the Tate brothers, who face serious allegations.

Kuwait introduces new e-services to simplify visa and residency transfers for expats

Kuwait has launched a significant immigration overhaul, introducing e-services for visa and residency renewals, transfers, and new tiered residency options. A key highlight is a 15-year residency for foreign investors. These reforms aim to streamline processes, reduce bureaucracy, and enhance Kuwait’s appeal for talent and investment, benefiting expatriate workers and families.

‘Don’t want Iran to stand on its feet’: Pezeshkian says country is facing ‘full-fledged war’ with West, Israel; vows decisive response

Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian declared his nation is engaged in a “full-fledged war” with Israel, the United States, and Europe, asserting they aim to prevent Iran’s self-sufficiency. He stated Iran’s military is stronger than during past conflicts, promising a decisive response to any attacks. These remarks precede a meeting between Israeli and US leaders and […]