Justin Trudeau

Erdogan, Trudeau discuss issues over Karabakh

Canada, in early September, suspended the export of some drone parts to Turkey after they were used by Azerbaijan to defend its territories against Armenia in the occupied Karabakh region.

Activist leaves Hong Kong after new law to advocate abroad

Activist Nathan Law who declined to disclose his whereabouts for safety has said that he left because Hong Kong needs an advocate for democracy who can work internationally.

China tells Canada to stop 'irresponsible remarks' on spy case

Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor were detained in what was widely seen as a retaliatory measure against Canada after Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou's December 2018 arrest in Vancouver.

Weekly death toll in French nursing homes doubles to 73 – latest updates

Covid-19 has now killed over 439,000 people worldwide since the outbreak started in China last year, according to tracking websites. Here are the developments for June 16:

Trudeau says video of indigenous chief's arrest 'shocking'

The video, filmed and released by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, show an officer rushing at Chief Allan Adam on March 10 during an encounter over an expired license plate. The officer tackles Adam and punches him in the face.

UK has second highest number of Covid-19 deaths globally – latest updates

The global coronavirus pandemic has affected almost 5 million people, with around 320,000 deaths. Here are more coronavirus-related updates for May 19:

Canada bans assault weapons in wake of worst-ever mass shooting

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the ban includes over 1,500 models and variants of assault-style firearms, including two guns used by the gunman as well as the AR-15 and other weapons that have been used in a number of mass shootings in the US.

One Canadian dead, five missing after copter crash in Greece

The Cyclone helicopter was deployed onboard the Halifax-class frigate HMCS Fredericton and was participating in a NATO training exercise off the coast of Greece when the incident occurred, according to the Canadian Armed Forces.

Trudeau says US-Canada border to stay closed another month

The governments of Canada and the United States agreed to keep the borders closed for another month to curb the spread of novel coronavirus.

World leaders wish UK PM Johnson a quick recovery

After British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's admission to an intensive care unit, many world leaders are wishing a quick recovery.

US coronavirus supply spree sparks outrage among allies

Order of 200,000 Germany-bound masks from a 3M factory in China “confiscated” in Bangkok, said Berlin Secretary of Interior Geisel, calling it an “act of modern piracy." Canada's Trudeau calls US blockade of equipment a mistake that could backfire.

How world leaders are living through Covid-19

Some world leaders had to self-isolate due to proximity to the virus or even testing positive, but all of them are carefully monitored by medical professionals and maintained regular appearances both remotely and publicly.