Otherweb Archive - News - World

• LILLEY EXCLUSIVE: Poilievre on polls and endorsements
• Joseph Kabila: DR Congo bans ex-president's PPRD party over alleged M23 links
• British firms urged to hold video or in-person interviews amid North Korea job scam
• Lebanese authorities detain people they say were planning rockets attacks on Israel
• Greens chair Virta admits understating extent of husband's logging
• Ukrainians mark Easter with little faith in Russia ceasefire
• Why did Carney buy an OTH defence system from an Australian company?
• An incessant crackdown in Belarus hurls dozens of independent journalists into harsh prisons
• Vance set to visit India for bilateral talks on economic, trade and geopolitical ties
• Free breakfast clubs to open at 750 schools
• Posh accents make you sound clever, say kids - it's bad for Yorkshire
• Tears for peers: Hereditary Lords face up to extinction
• LILLEY: Mark Carney's spending plans make Justin Trudeau look like a tightfisted miser
• Israeli airstrikes on Gaza kill more than 90 people in 48 hours, Palestinians say
• Liberal Party of Canada releases late-stage election platform - National | Globalnews.ca
• Ecuador warns of potential assassination attempt against President Noboa but provides no evidence
• Gunmen disguised as soldiers open fire on specators at cockfight in Ecuador, killing 12 unarmed people
• Pakistan expels tens of thousands of Afghans
• Liberals, NDP set to launch platforms today; main leaders near Toronto, Vancouver
• Five dead as 'hazardous' waves hit Australian east coast
• Saturday's letters: Cutting Front Yards in Bloom a mistake
• Aftershocks, lack of resources hinder recovery work weeks after Myanmar earthquake
• YOU SAID IT: Age won't decide it
• Letters to the Editor, April 19, 2025
• Survey: Majority of Finns support inheritance tax cuts for business transfers
• 'Return hubs' get UN backing in boost for potential plans to deport failed asylum seekers
• Newspaper headlines: Schools misogyny 'surge' and 'cheers for beers'
• Tropical drinks by the pool? Not so fast, says senator who visited Abrego Garcia in El Salvador
• Gaza doctor describes daily struggle after health system collapse
• Federal Election: Voters united on 'never 51' as Vancouver advance polls experience long lineups
• Protest letters from former Israeli soldiers reveal major rifts over ongoing war in Gaza
• Court upholds life sentence for parents of Pakistani woman killed by her family
• Bell: Carney in front, the man for comfy Canadians not wanting change
• Is crime really going up?
• THE LATEST: Poilievre pledges to end single-use plastics ban
• In Tanzania, Samia’s Facade of Reform Is Crumbling
• Students, journalists stand trial in Turkey over protests sparked by mayor's arrest
• Far-right online content is a danger to children – but I’ve seen how it can radicalise older people, too | April O’Neill
• BOJ warns US tariff uncertainty may hurt confidence, economy
• U.S. strikes on oil port held by Yemen's Houthi rebels kill dozens, wound more than 100 others, Houthis say
• S.Korea signals rate cuts in May, year ahead as Trump tariffs pose 'significant' risks
• Doctored clip falsely claims Kenya’s Uhuru Kenyatta announced new bid for presidency
• Tidjane Thiam: Ex-Credit Suisse boss to run for Ivory Coast president
• Israel forces kill West Bank teens after throwing stones at cars
• Clip of journalist berating Pakistan PM for overspending features doctored audio
• Argentine peso recoups lost ground after FX control ease, Milei rules out intervention
• Rauma Shipyard in talks with US Coast Guard over icebreaker deal
• Footage of lawyers' rally falsely linked to India's Muslim land law
• Braid: Plenty of action and even some laughs in four hours of leader TV debates
• US attacks Houthi fuel terminal in Yemen
• Debate watchers: Carney a 'classic' Progressive Conservative in Liberal clothing
• Newspaper headlines: 'No-fly throne' and 'Labour turmoil on ruling'
• Who won the English-language leaders' debate?
• Fire services get 50% less than police to cover tax rises
• U.S. man hijacks plane in Belize and stabs people then is fatally shot
• 'It's a 3 point race!': Political world reacts to 2025 Canadian leadership debate
• Syrians have more freedom after Assad, but could they lose it?
• Reports: Hamas rejects latest ceasefire proposal
• Review into body armour for prison staff after Abedi HMP Frankland attack
• Greens first to release party platform with cost estimates
• ELECTION LIVE: Leaders' debate post-game show at 9 p.m. EDT
• Nova Scotia has cancelled U.S. supplier agreements and contracts worth $130,600 - Halifax | Globalnews.ca
• France's president says that making Haiti pay for its independence was unjust
• Canadian federal parties haven't released platforms for election
• Federal party leaders to square off again in English debate - National | Globalnews.ca
• Party leaders face off in English for second federal leaders’ debate
• CNBC's Inside India newsletter: Could India be a hedge against trade wars and tariffs?
• Party leaders face off in English for second federal leaders' debate
• China’s leader Xi Jinping arrives in Cambodia to wrap up 3-nation Southeast Asia tour
• Israeli strike kills family of 10 in Gaza as UN raises alarm over food cutoff
• Maryland Sen. Van Hollen meets with El Salvador's vice president in push for Abrego Garcia's release
• DP World continues expansion in Brazil
• Turkey detains 525 suspects in country's biggest anti-drugs operation, minister says
• Finland suspects nuclear plant archive documents were headed to Russia
• YOU SAID IT: Testy Carney changes his tune
• Thursday's papers: Purra promises tax cuts, growing nicotine addiction, and shoplifting surge
• CNBC Daily Open: A trade war can be fought without tariffs
• Old clip of assault on family falsely linked to Indian Muslim land boards overhaul protest
• Pictures show Gaza in ruins, not Myanmar quake damage
• US tariffs bring stalled shipments and uncertainty for Chinese exporters
• Myanmar frees around 4,900 prisoners to mark traditional new year
• China targets U.S. services and other areas after decrying 'meaningless' tariff hikes on goods
• A dangerous and morally bankrupt campaign is underway to decriminalise Hamas
• Does TED Still Make Sense?
• Fania Oz-Salzberger on Israel’s Current Turmoil
• Spanish police uncover illegal underground shooting range
• Italy's Meloni heads to US with unlikely mission for Europe
• Letters to the Editor, April 17, 2025
• Afghans at risk of persecution by Taliban arrive in Germany
• KINSELLA: Poilievre shines in French-language debate, but fails to take needed ground
• Bank of Korea holds rates as country grapples with U.S. tariffs and upcoming election
• Aboard the 'silver train', China's retirees do their bit to offset Trump's tariffs
• Haiti gun trafficking: Tracing weapons flows from the US
• Island-wide blackout hits Puerto Rico as residents prepare for Easter weekend
• No plans to allow any aid into Gaza, says Israeli minister
• Feminists 'feel braver about speaking out' after gender ruling - but critics say it 'stokes culture war'
• Egypt's revenue from the Suez Canal plunged sharply in 2024
• Let's boost Canada’s economic prosperity by putting nature on the balance sheet
• California will sue to stop Trump from imposing sweeping tariffs: "No other state will be more impacted"
• Peter Guthrie booted from UCP after calling out government’s health probe process | Globalnews.ca