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Indian High Commissioner in Ottawa Calls for Rebuilding Canada’s Reputation as a Safe Haven for International Students

Ottawa, Canada – India’s High Commissioner to Canada, Sanjay Kumar Verma, expressed concern over the exploitation of international students in Canada, urging for a rebuild of the country’s reputation as a preferred destination for bright minds. Verma highlighted the tragic consequences that some Indian students have faced due to exploitation, emphasizing the need to address this issue to uphold the mutual benefits of technological advancement between the two nations. Verma’s remarks come in the wake …

India’s High Commissioner Urges Canada to Rebuild Reputation as Safe Destination for International Students after Exploitation Scandals

OTTAWA, Canada – The High Commissioner of India to Canada, Sanjay Kumar Verma, emphasized the need to rebuild Canada’s brand as a preferred destination for bright minds, highlighting the exploitation and tragic deaths of international students in the country. Verma expressed concern over the exploitation of Indian students in Canada, stating that this exploitation undermines the technological advancements both countries could achieve through collaboration. Verma’s comments come amid increased scrutiny of Canada’s international student program, …

WCK Mourns Seven Aid Workers Killed in Gaza Strike: International Outrage Grows

Gaza City, Gaza Strip — The World Central Kitchen (WCK) mourns the loss of seven aid workers killed in an Israeli military strike, highlighting the tragic incident which has sparked international condemnation. Among the victims were a dual US-Canada national, a Palestinian, three Brits, an Australian, and a Pole, who were part of a WCK convoy struck by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). “These are the heroes of WCK,” said Erin Gore, CEO of the …

World Central Kitchen Mourns Loss of Aid Workers in Gaza Strike: International Outrage Grows

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Following a tragic event in Gaza, the non-profit World Central Kitchen (WCK) mourns the loss of seven aid workers killed in an Israeli military strike. The workers, including individuals from the US, Canada, Palestine, the UK, Australia, and Poland, were struck by an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) attack while on a humanitarian mission. CEO Erin Gore of WCK paid tribute to the fallen aid workers as heroes, emphasizing their dedication and compassion. …

global rise in executions despite increasing opposition to death penalty, Amnesty International reports

Tokyo, Japan – Despite many countries abolishing the use of capital punishment, the number of executions continues to rise globally. According to Amnesty International, the data compiled from official statistics, media reports, and firsthand information indicates that China leads in the number of executions, although exact figures are undisclosed by the Chinese government. In 2022, Amnesty International recorded 883 executions worldwide, marking the highest number since 2017. However, this figure is significantly lower compared to …

Innovative Science Shapes New Apple Varieties for International Markets

Auckland, New Zealand – Apples may be available year-round, but the vast array of options for consumers is the result of extensive scientific research and widespread commercialization. Tony Martin, the CEO of Prevar, a leading apple and pear breeding organization, has a particular fondness for the Sassy apple variety. Despite its limited availability to the public, Sassy boasts a vibrant marketing campaign with a trademarked name and appealing flavor profile. New Zealand stands as a …

Bangladesh Journalists in International Media Condemn Brutal Attack on Journalist, Demand Justice

New Delhi: The Bangladesh Journalists in International Media (BJIM) strongly denounces the vicious attack on journalist Sabbir Ahmed and urges for enhanced safety measures for journalists in Bangladesh. Sabbir, working as a correspondent for Shomoyer Alo, was savagely assaulted with iron rods and hockey sticks by a group believed to be associated with the Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL), a student organization linked to the ruling Awami League party. The incident occurred on Friday evening in …

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Approves Military Operation in Rafah, Sparking International Outrage and Calls for a Humanitarian Ceasefire

Jerusalem, Israel – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly given the green light for a military operation in Rafah, a city in Gaza where over a million people have sought refuge following orders from Israeli authorities. The proposed plan includes the evacuation of residents from the devastated area, despite previous Israeli bombardments. While Germany has shown strong support for Israel during its military campaign since October 7th, the country’s foreign minister, Annalena Baerbock, voiced …

Dozens killed and hundreds wounded in Gaza aid rush, sparking international condemnation and calls for investigation

Gaza City, Gaza Strip – Reports have emerged of a devastating incident where over 100 individuals lost their lives while awaiting aid in Gaza. The Hamas-run health ministry reported that at least 700 people were injured in the tragic event. Palestinian authorities have alleged that Israeli forces opened fire on the crowd, leading to the high number of casualties. Israel, on the other hand, stated that many of the fatalities occurred as a result of …

Alleged Poison Seller Charged with Murder in Ontario Amid International Investigation

Toronto, Ontario – Law enforcement agencies in Ontario are actively collaborating with international partners in the investigation of Kenneth Law, a suspected poison seller now facing charges of murder in connection with multiple deaths across the province. According to York Regional Police Insp. Simon James, who leads a multi-service task force probing Law’s activities, their efforts involve close cooperation with agencies such as the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the U.K.’s National Crime …