Missing Dominican Republic Tourism Case Says “People Who Are Interested” – Country

Missing Dominican Republic Tourism Case Says “People Who Are Interested” – Country

Joshua Riibe, the man believed to be the last to meet Sudiksha Konanki, disappeared in the Dominican Republic on March 6, breaking his silence after his passport caught by the authorities. Last week, the Loudon County Sheriff’s Office in Virginia, Konanki, a biology student, told NBC News that U.S. investigators have identified people of interest….

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Gaza sees new aid process after U.S.-backed groups take over operations – National

Gaza sees new aid process after U.S.-backed groups take over operations – National

According to a U.S.-backed group, the new aid system in Gaza opened its first distribution hub on Monday, the group began providing food to Palestinians who face growing hunger after Israel’s nearly three-month lockdown of Hamas. Despite the UN’s opposition, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is still taking over the aid. The desperately needed materials began…

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Toronto company owner arrested for alleged violation of sanctions against Russia – State

Toronto company owner arrested for alleged violation of sanctions against Russia – State

A Toronto company accused of transporting drone parts to Russia has been arrested by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, according to documents obtained by Global News. Anton Sergeyevich Trofimov was charged with two counts of violating the comprehensive sanctions imposed by Canada on Russia invasion of Ukraine. The 43-year-old has been accused of providing companies…

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How is Trump's “Golden Dome” possible? Should Canada be part of it? – National

How is Trump's “Golden Dome” possible? Should Canada be part of it? – National

Policy experts say Canada's national security will benefit from the “Golden Dome” missile defense program by U.S. President Donald Trump. However, it can take years (if not decades) to fully implement it. “Of course, you want a coalition system that is working together,” said Rob Huebert, professor of political science at the University of Calgary…

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