The World
Will Alberta secede from Canada?
As Canada grapples with the fallout from US tariffs, a separatist movement in oil-rich Alberta is gaining ground. Prime Minister Mark Carney is trying to keep the country together with new economic promises
European Union and Canada
The European Union opens the door to Canada for associate member status
The European Union is opening the door to Canada for associate member status, announced the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. Brussels and Ottawa want to deepen cooperation in areas such as defense, technology, energy and critical raw materials
World Cup 2026.
Soccer in the shadow of the White House: How the World Cup lost the power of compromise
Numerous fans were banned from entering the US due to the "migration risk"
World Cup 2026.
What is the range of the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team at the World Cup?
There is euphoria in Bosnia and Herzegovina after qualifying for the World Cup, but what are the real possibilities of this national team?
2026 FIFA World Cup
Trump's World Cup: A happy soccer summer or an endurance test for the embattled continent
The World Cup starts today. Fans around the world are looking forward to the matches, Americans interested in soccer are cursing because of the enormous ticket prices, and Donald Trump has brought this year's World Cup to the brink of political endurance even before it started.
2026 FIFA World Cup
When are the FIFA World Cup matches being played and where can you watch them?
You can follow the broadcasts of the World Cup matches on the channels of Radio Television of Serbia and Arena Sport Television
Canada
Why Alberta wants to secede
Separatists in Alberta, the sixth largest province, want to secede. They also collected signatures for the referendum, and what it means and whether they will vote for independence
Mass murder
In a shooting at a high school in Canada, ten dead, including the attacker
In a shooting at a high school in the city of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, ten people were killed, including the attacker, who, according to the police, inflicted fatal injuries on himself. The motive for the attack is currently unknown.
Mark Carney, Prime Minister of Canada
The man who stole the show in Davos
The Canadian Prime Minister set a precedent when he announced the end of the US-led world order in Davos. Until then, no politician had pointed out so openly, intelligently and in the manner of a self-confident leader that "if you are not at the table, you are on the menu". This wasn't the first time Carney had done something nobody had done before, but critics pointed out that actions speak louder than words.
Mark Carney's speech in Davos
A masterpiece of oratory to dispel the darkness
Suddenly, we could imagine Marcus Carnius, so calm, while he utters clean and complete sentences as if he were reading them (and he did not read them) and his eyes passed over the people present (as if he was looking everyone present in the eyes), in front of the Athenian Areopagus, in the Athenian square, or in the Roman Senate
World Economic Forum in Davos
The speech the world has been waiting for: The West can do without the USA
In Davos, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney sketched a future that no one in Europe had yet dared to imagine publicly: the West without the USA. It was not just a response to Donald Trump's attitude towards allies, but a vision of the world after him
The World
United Kingdom, Canada and Australia recognized Palestine
On Sunday (September 21), the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia officially recognized Palestine as a state, officials from these countries announced
Tragedy
Serbian MMA fighter Strahinja Gavrilović killed in Canada
Strahinja Gavrilović, a Serbian MMA fighter, tragically lost his life on Saturday evening in the center of Sherbrooke, in the Canadian province of Quebec. His girlfriend Edith Dima also died in the same incident, it was confirmed by police sources
Canada
A car plowed into a crowd at a celebration in Vancouver, nine were killed
Nine people were killed in Vancouver after a driver plowed his car into a crowd on a street in Lapu Lapu, Philippines. The driver was detained, and the police are convinced that "it is not an act of terrorism"
Otava
Canada: Arrested man who barricaded himself in Parliament
In a social media post, police said the man was taken into custody without incident
SAD
Trump's tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada and China take effect - tensions are rising
As of midnight Washington time, the United States imposed new tariffs of 25 percent on goods from Mexico and Canada, while tariffs on Chinese goods were increased to 20 percent.
SAD
The world after Donald Trump: After Greenland?
President-elect Donald Trump hasn't even entered the White House yet, but he has already ignited passions around the world - he wants to buy Greenland from the Danes, annex Canada to the United States, threatens military intervention in the Panama Canal, wants to change the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of America" ", to double the fees for NATO membership
Canada
Justin Trudeau resigns as Prime Minister
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau emphasized that his country deserves the right choice in the next election and added that "it has become clear that he cannot be the best option on the ballot for Canadians if he has to fight "internal battles"
Mexico
Mexican president is angry: "Pause" in relations with the US and Canada
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has announced that he will "pause" the country's diplomatic relations with the United States of America (USA) and Canada, as the two countries have expressed concern over his proposal for judicial reform.
Critical raw material
Lithium in Canada: Mining in two mines, Rio Tinto is also there
Lithium is mined in Canada in two mines, in Manitoba and Quebec. The government there has recognized lithium as a critical raw material because it is the key to the transition to renewable energy sources, officials write on the expert website of National Resources Canada.
Culture
Alice Munro, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, has passed away
Canadian short story writer and Nobel Prize winner Alice Munro, who for more than 60 years studied everyday life through the prism of short fiction, has died at the age of 92 in an Ontario nursing home
The war in Gaza
Canada suspends arms shipments to Israel
Under public pressure, the Canadian government has decided to completely suspend arms deliveries to Israel, to which it has been selling only "non-lethal" weapons since the beginning of the conflict with Hamas on October 7 last year.
Vojvodina
Far away are Saskatchewan and Mukachevo
Many Rusyns from Vojvodina immigrated to Canada in the past decades. Those who remained preserved their customs, language and culture in the triangle of assimilation between Russians, Ukrainians and Serbs
Canada
Police officers may use marijuana up to 24 hours before starting duty
As of 2018, Canadian police officers could only take up duty if it had been four weeks since they had last consumed marijuana or other products containing THC
The World
The explosion at the US-Canada border is a terrorist attack
A vehicle that crossed from Canada to the US over a bridge near Niagara Falls exploded. The FBI is investigating
Canada
Ovation in the Parliament for the Ukrainian Nazi veteran
While the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky was in Canada, the Speaker of the House of Commons of the Canadian Parliament Anthony Rota wanted to make a nice gesture and caused an international scandal: he warmly greeted the Ukrainian Nazi veteran
The World
Iran sued Canada before the International Court of Justice
Canada's "justice for victims of terrorism" law allows victims to prosecute those responsible for terrorist acts and those who support them. Iran opposes the law because it believes Canadian courts should not recognize foreign judgments.