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‘Extreme tail risk’: Mark Carney says Canada considered risk of military attack by US

‘Extreme tail risk’: Mark Carney says Canada considered risk of military attack by US
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has said his government considered the remote possibility of US military action against Canada, describing it as an “extreme tail risk” scenario that Ottawa had a responsibility to prepare for. In an interview with The New York...
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Iran gives US six days to meet conditions for reopening Strait of Hormuz

Iran gives US six days to meet conditions for reopening Strait of Hormuz
Iran has given the United States six days to respond to its conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, as British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband met Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in New York amid heightened tensions over the vital shipping route. Araghchi...
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Zelenskyy at UN urges leaders to restrict Russia’s war revenues

Zelenskyy at UN urges leaders to restrict Russia’s war revenues
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told world leaders at the United Nations that Russian President Vladimir Putin remains the main obstacle to ending what he called a “ridiculous and never-ending war”. He urged countries to increase pressure on Moscow by...
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UK judge refuses bail to Indian lawyer Vijay Aggarwal in sexual assault and human trafficking case

UK judge refuses bail to Indian lawyer Vijay Aggarwal in sexual assault and human trafficking case
A UK judge has refused bail to Indian lawyer Vijay Aggarwal, who is accused of sexual assault and human trafficking, citing a significant risk that he could flee the UK to avoid trial. The bail hearing took place at Southwark Crown Court, where Sasha Wass,...
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Human-caused warming helped prime slope for deadly Nepal-Tibet flood, study finds

Human-caused warming helped prime slope for deadly Nepal-Tibet flood, study finds
Human-caused climate change likely contributed to destabilising a rock-and-ice slope whose collapse triggered the deadly Nepal-Tibet disaster on August 26, according to a scientific assessment of the event. The study linked decades of warming to thinning glaciers,...
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