World Briefing Plus: The week that was and the week ahead: Quebec's PQ wave, Alberta's referendum, the US rupture, and Ukraine's darkening autumn, from UNGA to the road back to Odesa

Moscow has a plan to freeze Ukraine's cities. Europe, and Canada, should expect the consequences

Moscow has a plan to freeze Ukraine's cities. Europe, and Canada, should expect the consequences

Ukraine showed European partners what it said were intercepted Russian plans to cut off major cities from power, heat and water this winter.

An Omani co-pilot, a broken aviation rule and a nervous Gulf: the flydubai attack tests the Abraham Accords

A Flydubai co-pilot allegedly stabbed a colleague and tried to bring down an Israel-bound jet. The hardest question isn't how he was stopped. It's how he got there.

A Flydubai co-pilot allegedly stabbed a colleague and tried to bring down an Israel-bound jet. The hardest question isn't how he was stopped. It's how he got there.

Canada used the UN podium to announce it's leaving. It just didn't say who it's leaving.

Canada used the UN podium to announce it's leaving. It just didn't say who it's leaving.

Leaked files show Ilan Shor's A7 network moving billions for Russia's war — staffed by the same crew behind the 2014 bank heist

Leaked files show Ilan Shor's A7 network moving billions for Russia's war — staffed by the same crew behind the 2014 bank heist

From the UN floor: a week of summits with little to show, a White House picking which reporters get through the door, and a stark warning about Putin's next move in Europe

From New York: why the UN’s biggest weakness isn't a lack of muscle but a lack of nerve. Plus: Putin gets a Miami invite, Xi brings pandas, and Kyiv buries another child.

A sobering closed-door briefing on the UNGA sidelines, plus Pezeshkian's defiance, Putin's G20 invite, Xi in Washington, and why Ukraine's free press needs a lifeline

The show of solidarity from dozens of major newsrooms across the country comes in the lawsuit from POLITICO, CNN and MS NOW challenging the ban.

Why the world's biggest diplomatic gathering looked so different this year, and whether it's time to move it to Geneva

World Briefing is accredited for the first time, as UNICEF cuts deep, Qatar hits back at Washington over Hormuz, and a surprising stat UNGA stat about Britain and Mississippi

World Briefing is accredited for the first time, as UNICEF cuts deep, Qatar hits back at Washington over Hormuz, and a surprising stat UNGA stat about Britain and Mississippi

A stage-managed election, a carbon-fibre plant in Tatarstan, and a Patriot shortage. Three stories, one problem

The Trump White House has removed CNN from its Monday assignment as the television pool representative for the entire White House press corps.

A stage-managed election, a carbon-fibre plant in Tatarstan, and a Patriot shortage. Three stories, one problem

World Briefing Plus: Canada on LNG and Russia's diplomats, Trump's press crackdown, Kremlin-managed Duma elections, Western asset seizures, and the race for UN Secretary-General

Russian officials say Ukrainian forces launched over 1,000 drones at Russia, including hundreds targeting Moscow.

A stage-managed Duma election, a Kremlin grab of Nestlé and Auchan, and European leaders bracing for Russian drones: three fronts, one strategy

U.S. President Donald Trump announced an immediate White House ban on a number of news outlets, including CNN.

Women lead the race to succeed António Guterres. But behind the secret ballots and great-power vetoes lies a bigger question: what kind of UN will the winner inherit?

Canada has been offered a path to an unprecedented "associate membership" as Ottawa pivots away from Washington. Brussels isn't sure what it means. Trump has already called it a hostile act

Canada has been offered a path to an unprecedented "associate membership" as Ottawa pivots away from Washington. Brussels isn't sure what it means. Trump has already called it a hostile act

Tatiana Navka, wife of Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov, wants her Schengen access back and €2 million for the insult. Winning may get her neither

Tatiana Navka, wife of Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov, wants her Schengen access back and €2 million for the insult. Winning may get her neither

Russia has spent six weeks working along Ukraine's perimeter, hitting the doors to Europe. On Sunday it reached the Polish border - minutes behind a train full of dignitaries.

Russia has spent six weeks working along Ukraine's perimeter, hitting the doors to Europe. On Sunday it reached the Polish border - minutes behind a train full of dignitaries.

A closed strait moved more Indian trade off the dollar than a decade of summits

Russia will temporarily halt natural gas supplies to Armenia for scheduled maintenance and repair work in Russia, Gazprom Armenia announced.

World Briefing Plus from Ottawa as the trade war escalates, Zelensky leaves town, and a corruption probe clouds the donor ask. Plus: James Heappey and me on 9/11, geopolitics, and standing together.

The Houthis take Mokha, the Saudi East-West pipeline goes dark and oil surges. What markets are pricing isn't one more disruption — it's the loss of every workaround at once