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Hundreds of Belgian farmers drove their tractors to the European Union district in Brussels on Tuesday to protest against what they see as overly strict environmental standards and unfair foreign imports. The protest comes ahead of a meeting of EU agriculture ministers, where the farmers hope to demand better prices and a shift away from...

Brussels saw a chaotic farmer’s protest on Thursday as demonstrators clashed with police, throwing stones and objects in front of the European Parliament. The protest coincided with the Ukraine financing summit, where EU leaders were meeting to discuss financial aid for Ukraine.

During a humanitarian aid conference in Brussels on Monday, European Union (EU) Foreign Policy Chief Josep Borrell warned that Israel is “provoking famine” in Gaza as the Israel-Hamas conflict rages on. Similarly, a UN-backed report suggests famine is imminent, particularly in north Gaza.

Sweden became an official part of NATO on Thursday, after depositing its instrument of accession to the organization with the U.S. in Washington, D.C. NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg was joined by Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson for a flag-raising ceremony at NATO headquarters in Brussels on Monday.

European farmers dumped tires on the streets of Brussels before setting them on fire on Monday, as they protested against competition from cheap food imports, excessive environmental rules and subsidies favouring large firms. “We’re here again in Brussels today as farmers because the European Union (EU) is not listening to our demands. Our demands are...

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s extradition hearing began on Tuesday in London, as he faces what could be his last legal battle to prevent his extradition from Britain to the United States. Supporters of Assange protested in several cities, including Brussels, Berlin, and Rome, forming a human chain between the U.S. and British embassies in Berlin.

Canada’s Defence Minister Bill Blair said Wednesday, ahead of a meeting of NATO defence ministers in Brussels, that Canada would donate a further $60 million to help Ukraine as it continues to defend itself against Russia’s ongoing invasion.

A small group of French farmers brought their protest movement to Brussels on Wednesday, taking aim at the European Union (EU), for which they blame for overregulation, and they say is making their livelihoods unsustainable. Polish farmers also staged road blockades to demonstrate for change.

In this edition of Minute at the Movies, Todd James reviews “Bob Marley: One Love,” 10-part Disney+ series “Shogun” based on the James Clavell novel, historical drama “The Promised Land”, action drama “Land of Bad” starring Russell Crowe and Liam Hemsworth ) and dark comedy “Sometimes I Think About Dying” starring Daisy Ridley.

A Moncton veteran celebrated a very special birthday on Friday – he turned 100 years old. Russell Kaye is one of the few Canadians who took part in D-Day and is still around to share his experience. Global’s Mike Armstrong got to celebrate with him.

Jesse Woodland, the co-owner of Backstairs Burger, and Lisa MacGregor whip up a mouth-watering Brussel sprouts dish and a mocktail the whole family can enjoy in this half-hour special that also looks back at cooking segments with other Edmonton restaurants: a pear and gorgonzola ravioli with mushrooms from Sorrentino’s, shrimp saganaki from Koutouki and bannock...

Jesse Woodland, the co-owner of Backstairs Burger, and Lisa MacGregor whip up a mouth-watering Brussel sprouts dish and a mocktail the whole family can enjoy in this half-hour special that also looks back at cooking segments with other Edmonton restaurants: a pear and gorgonzola ravioli with mushrooms from Sorrentino’s, shrimp saganaki from Koutouki and bannock...

On Wednesday, Hungary reaffirmed its plans opposing Ukraine’s bid for membership in the European Union (EU), setting the stage for a clash at an EU leaders’ summit this week. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy responded by saying that Orban does not have “any reasons” to block Ukraine’s EU membership. Meanwhile, world leaders reacted from Brussels, Belgium,...

Kawartha Lakes Police have made an arrest in connection with a fire in Lindsay on Dec. 17 that left a home on Russell Street E. in ruins and a neighbouring home damaged. As Germain Ma reports, the owner is facing an arson-related charge.

An early house fire in Lindsay, Ont., on Sunday is being considered suspicious. Emergency crews responded to the fire on Russell Street East. Kawartha Lakes Police Service and the Office of the Fire Marshal are investigating. A neighbour’s house was also damage. No injuries were reported.

WARNING: The video contains disturbing content not suitable for all viewers. Viewer discretion is advised. A gunman suspected of shooting and killing two Swedish soccer fans and injuring a taxi driver in Brussels died on Tuesday morning after being shot by police in a café.

UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell stated during a UN Security Council meeting on Wednesday that “in addition to bombs, rockets, and gunfire, Gaza’s children are at extreme risk from catastrophic living conditions.” She adds that all children in Gaza are facing “what could soon become a catastrophic nutrition crisis.”

New Brunswick’s outgoing chief medical officer of health, Dr. Jennifer Russell, faced tough questions from a legislative committee about her role in the province’s pandemic response. Dr. Russell insists that there was no political pressure on her, but she did acknowledge that her role was limited to offering advice. Silas Brown reports.

Two government MLAs who recently levied difficult questions during meetings of the public accounts committee had their spots taken away, just days before chief medical officer of health Dr. Jennifer Russell is due to appear. According to both opposition parties, the move appears to be an attempt to limit the effectiveness of the committee. Silas...

Elizabeth Chen, 17, from Old Scona Academic School, took home first prize at the European Union Contest for Young Scientists in Brussels. Emily Mertz spoke with her about the project which looks at alternative cancer treatment.