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Varadkar is in Washington meeting Biden as Micheál Martin heads to Canada and others travel to Africa, South America and Asia

Leaders arrive shortly after Russian drone attack on residential building in southern city of Odesa

Inside Politics: Irish political parties have struggled to agree the wording of a motion setting out Ireland’s position on the Israel-Hamas conflict

Yaroslav Hunka (98), applauded as a war hero, fought for the Waffen-SS Galicia Division

Growing concern in Punjab that thousands of Sikhs who return home each year to celebrate family get-togethers and to escape the Canadian winter will be unable to do so

Canadian official says its information about the killing of Sikh Canadian includes intelligence from a major ally

White House says targeting dissidents in other countries ‘absolutely unacceptable’, although New Delhi had dismissed claim as ‘absurd’

R&AW has aided insurgencies in south Asia – but Sikh activist’s murder in Vancouver would be first in a western country

Diplomatic row rages over allegations New Delhi had role in murder of Sikh separatist leader in British Columbia

Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who was shot dead outside a Sikh temple in June, had been designated a ‘terrorist’ by India in 2020

British opposition leader says he would seek closer trading relationship with EU but rules out rejoining

‘The situation is unpredictable right now and there are certainly difficult days ahead,’ premier David Eby said

Decision came after ‘many meaningful and difficult conversations’, couple said

Consequences of Yevgeny Prigozhin’s challenge to Vladimir Putin’s authority could take months to play out, says US secretary of state

Bus carrying older people and disabled people collided with trailer truck 100km from Winnipeg

Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau announces 500 million Canadian dollars worth of military aid for Kyiv during visit to city

Air quality alerts triggered hundreds of kilomotres away in United States as smoke hangs thick over New York City

Canada imposes new sanctions on Moscow and pledges fresh military support for Kyiv

Total number in country grew by 1.05 million last year as position as fastest growing G7 nation retained

Beijing denies allegations of interference in Canada’s last two elections

Nearly 40,000 migrants crossed unlawfully into Canada last year and the number arriving monthly has spiked recently

The European Commission and US senate already block the Chinese-owned social media app over concerns with data privacy

Canadian PM says forces will now recover and analyse the wreckage of the object

Protest during Trudeau’s speech provides opportunity, during conference co-hosted with China, to laud Canada’s approach to freedom of expression.

Video posted online catches Chinese leader in rare unscripted moment

From beating up a young Justin Trudeau to 6,000 Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, the Friends star’s memoir is a bombshell read. Here are the highlights

Russian president addresses servicemen on 77th anniversary of victory over Nazi Germany

April 9th online rally to push ‘Stand Up for Ukraine’ campaign for displaced Ukrainians

British prime minister joins other European leaders in pushing back against US pressure to impose oil embargo on Russia

Six months for anonymous property owners to reveal identities is too long, says Starmer

Russia accused of ‘nuclear terror’ after shelling sparked fire in nuclear power plant

Washington targets gas pipeline with sanctions as UN General Assembly meets on crisis

Three-week blockade by right-wing protesters finally cleared with almost 200 arrests

Authorities seek to disperse crowds at Ottawa demonstration against Covid restrictions

Operation in Canada’s capital follows detaining of two of the protest leaders

Double standard in how officers respond to black or indigenous protesters, activists say

Protesters against Covid-19 rules seem unfazed as Trudeau invokes emergency powers

Trucker-led protest against vaccine mandates has blocked US border crossings

Demonstrators are unleashing populist currents in a famously centrist political culture

Law gives government broad powers for 30 days, but PM not expected to call in military