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French ministers had insisted they would not agree to the Carrefour takeover because it could jeopardise food security

Canadian Firm Pulls Out Of Carrefour Takeover After French 'No'

Canadian firm pulls out of Carrefour takeover after French 'No'

Disarray As 47 Players Affected After Positive Tests On Australian Open Planes

Two people on a charter flight bringing players and their entourage to Melbourne for the Australian Open have reportedly tested positive for Covid-19

Disarray as 47 players affected after positive tests on Australian Open planes

Who's James Naismith? Google Celebrates Publishing Anniversary Of 'A New Game?'

Basketball fast gained popularity in Lebanon after the country's civil war, with Lebanese clubs Sagesse and Al-Riyadi racking up big wins on the regional stage

James Naismith is the star of the Google Doodle on Friday for the anniversary of the announcement of the creation of the game of basketball.

The accord allows its signatories to carry out unarmed surveillance flights over each other's territories

Russia Says Leaving Open Skies Military Treaty

Russia says leaving Open Skies military treaty

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Heavy Snow, Dangerous Winds Expected From Great Plains Storm

Isolated power outages and dangerous travel conditions are expected from a low-pressure system sweeping through the Upper Midwest

Relations between Beijing and Ottawa have spiralled since China detained a former diplomat and a businessman from Canada in 2018

Two Canadians Detained In China Allowed Calls With Relatives

Two Canadians detained in China allowed calls with relatives

Global infections have soared past 91 million, and the spikes have forced governments around the world to reimpose restrictions

US, UK Covid-19 Deaths Hit Daily Records As Vaccinations Get Underway

The two countries endured their worst day of the pandemic as countries around the world tightened virus restrictions on Wednesday and mass vaccination campaigns got underway.

Air Canada Cuts 1,900 Jobs Due To Covid-19 Travel Restrictions

Air Canada cuts 1,900 jobs due to Covid-19 travel restrictions

National Rubber Ducky Day 2021: 12 Facts You May Not Know About This Bath Toy

National Rubber Ducky Day is celebrated every Jan. 13. To commemorate this day, check out these 12 facts about the bath toy that you may be surprised to find out.

Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou arrives at the British Columbia Supreme Court in Vancouver to fight extradition to the US

Huawei Exec Asks Canada Court To Relax Bail Conditions

Huawei exec asks Canada court to relax bail conditions

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab told parliament that Britain had a "moral duty to respond" to human rights abuses by China

UK And Canada Condemn Chinese 'Barbarism' Against Uighur Minority

UK and Canada condemn Chinese 'barbarism' against Uighur minority

"Until now, we have been destroying our planet, abusing it as if we had a spare one," UN chief Antonio Guterres told the One Planet Summit

One Planet Summit: No Climate Fix Without Biodiversity

One Planet Summit: no climate fix without biodiversity

Toyota is among the major automakers facing production slowdowns due to the semiconductor shortage

Ford, Toyota Face US Production Slowdown Over Semiconductor Shortage

Ford, Toyota face US production slowdown over semiconductor shortage

One year on -- in Kiev, relatives remember those killed when Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 crashed in Iran on January 8, 2020 when Iranian forces accidentally shot it down

One Year After Plane Downed, Victims' Governments Demand Justice From Iran

One year after plane downed, victims' governments demand justice from Iran

Content from failed streaming startup Quibi will be available on the TV platform Roku

Roku To Stream Shows From Shuttered Quibi Service

Roku to stream shows from shuttered Quibi service

Westjet, Canada's second largest airline, announces temporary layoffs of as many as 1,000 staff as demand for flights dropped off with the sudden introduction of stricter Canadian entry rules to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus

Canada's Westjet Announces Temporary Layoffs, Flight Cancellations

Canada's Westjet announces temporary layoffs, flight cancellations

Grieving relatives in front of a huge screen displaying photos of the 176 people killed when a Ukraine International Airlines flight was downed a year ago. The first-year anniversary event was held at the site of a future memorial in Kiev

Ukraine Vows Action As Mourners Mark Iran Plane Downing

Ukraine vows action as mourners mark Iran plane downing

Vaccination is already under way in some of the world's wealthiest nations, including the United States, Britain, European Union countries and Canada

Poorest Countries Can Expect Vaccines Within Weeks: WHO

Poorest countries can expect vaccines within weeks: WHO

Asian Nations Toughen Virus Curbs As Europe Fights New Strain

Asian nations toughen virus curbs as Europe fights new strain

Hong Kong opposition figures arrested under security law

Joshua Wong Joins Hong Kong Dissidents Arrested For 'Subversion'

Joshua Wong joins Hong Kong dissidents arrested for 'subversion'

Neil Young, shown here performing in 2019, is selling a 50 percent stake in his song catalog

Neil Young Sells 50 Percent Stake In His Music

Neil Young sells 50 percent stake in his music

President of Ukraine International Airlines company Yevhenii Dykhne stands in front of a screen showing a project for a memorial to victims of downed Flight 752

Iran Dithering On Crash Probe, Says Ukraine Airline

Iran dithering on crash probe, says Ukraine airline

2,230-Foot 'Potentially Hazardous' Asteroid To Zoom Past Earth Tonight

A potentially hazardous asteroid is set to pass by Earth Wednesday at 5:52 p.m. EST, according to NASA's Center for Near-Earth Object Studies. It is not expected to hit the planet during its upcoming flyby.