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WOMEN’S Euro 2025 is under way and our Lionesses are ready to roar once again. But what to snack on when watching? Seven million pizzas are expected to fly off the shelves during the tournament so if you are planning to tuck into a slice or two while watching, which low-cost dough is the worthy…
Welcome to Wider Europe, RFE/RL’s newsletter focusing on the key issues concerning the European Union, NATO, and other institutions and their relationships with the Western Balkans and Europe’s Eastern neighborhoods. I’m RFE/RL Europe Editor Rikard Jozwiak, and this week I am drilling down on two major issues: potential Georgia sanctions and Ukraine’s setback on EU…
Global News is presenting a new monthly series called Hidden Treasures: Saskatchewan’s Government House, provincial affairs reporter Katherine Ludwig will be diving into the rich history of one of Saskatchewan’s oldest buildings. Each segment will focus on something different, like how the house evolved through the 19th century, the Edwardian Gardens, its political significance and…
NATO leaders will gather in The Hague on June 24–25 with one key question looming: Can they agree on a hefty new defense spending target of 5 percent of GDP?” The spotlight, however, will be firmly on US President Donald Trump. If he shows up, that is. Speculation has been mounting that he may skip…
Descrease article font size Increase article font size On June 1 Hudson’s Bay stores across Canada closed for good – including the one in St. Albert, Alta. “It was mixed emotion actually,” said Muna Abdulhussain, who worked at the Bay for 15 years. “It was sad, very emotional to see our customers. We had very…
WhatsApp announced Monday it will introduce its boldest advertising features yet, marking a significant shift for the messaging platform that has largely remained ad-free since its launch. The move is a sensitive one for WhatsApp, whose chief firmly denied a report in 2023 that said the Meta-owned app was exploring advertisements as it sought to…
By Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla Global News Posted June 14, 2025 5:00 am 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size A Fredericton resident has taken the concept of a home makeover to a whole new level, and we’re not talking about landscaping. Anyone who has driven down Acacia Court may have noticed…
WE may well be seeing lower slug and snail numbers this summer thanks to colder weather in winter and the recent dry spells. But mother nature never makes it easy for us. Instead – of course – there’s a new pest in town. 2 RHS members have found aphids to be the biggest problem this…
Seven years ago, the City of Lethbridge put pen to paper with the GOAT of lawnmowing — actual goats. The animals have spent every summer since then targeting leafy spurge, a noxious weed in Lethbridge River Valley. The city says it took several years to see significant results, but now the project is proving its…
Living next to the Chinese-owned Zijin mines, villagers near Bor in eastern Serbia and Panjakent in western Tajikistan face the same threat: poisoned air, degraded farmland, and no recourse. At the same time their governments deepen ties with Beijing. As both countries embrace Chinese investment under Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative, villagers say they’re paying…
