CanadaApr 04, 2025
Brazil to Require Visas for Canadian Tourists Starting April 10
Canadian tourists will now need a visa to visit Brazil, with the new requirement taking effect on April 10. Canadian passport holders must obtain a visa for stays of up to 90 days for tourism purposes.
However, visas are not required for stays of up to 90 days for business or student purposes. This policy change will also apply to travelers from the United States and Australia.
According to VFS, the company authorized by the Brazilian government to issue e-visas, travelers who already have a valid physical visa in their passport for the purpose of their trip do not need to apply for a new one
CanadaApr 03, 2025
US Tariff Policy: Countries Affected and Exemptions
US President Donald Trump has targeted several countries with reciprocal tariffs ranging from 10% to 50%. However, some nations, including Russia, North Korea, Cuba, and Belarus, have been left off the list.
This decision has led many to question why major trading partners like India, the European Union, and Vietnam have been hit with heavy tariffs while these countries were not.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent explained that Russia and North Korea were excluded because the US does not trade with them due to sanctions. He also noted that Canada and Mexico were not included in the new tari
WorldApr 03, 2025
PM Modi Embarks on Two-Day Visit to Thailand
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has embarked on a two-day visit to Thailand, beginning today. During his visit, he addressed a joint press conference with Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin.
At the outset, PM Modi paid tribute to those who lost their lives in the earthquake that struck on March 28. He then discussed the religious and cultural ties between India and Thailand.
Upon his arrival in Bangkok, PM Modi was accorded a guard of honour. During the visit, India and Thailand signed an agreement to establish a strategic partnership, which includes defense cooperation and the advancem
WorldApr 02, 2025
Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Rises to 2,886, Rescue Operations Continue
The death toll from the devastating earthquake in Myanmar has risen to 2,886, according to the military government on Wednesday. The earthquake, which struck on March 28, has also left 4,639 people injured, and 373 individuals are still reported missing. Ongoing relief and rescue operations are working to address the aftermath of the disaster.
However, concerns are growing that the actual death toll may be much higher. Reports suggest that the military government is potentially understating the figures.
In addition to the March 28 earthquake, Myanmar was struck by another tremor on Tuesday, w
WorldApr 02, 2025
Rising Incidents of Tesla Vehicles Being Targeted in British Columbia
In British Columbia, reports of Tesla vehicles being targeted continue to emerge. On Monday, a similar incident occurred in the provincial capital, Victoria, where a suspicious woman was seen scratching a Tesla Cybertruck parked on Humboldt Street.
The incident was captured by a camera installed in the Cybertruck, and police have released the footage in an attempt to identify the suspect. Victoria Police confirmed that this is the second incident of mischief involving a Tesla vehicle. Earlier, on February 13, offensive words were written on a Cybertruck, targeting Elon Musk.
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WorldApr 01, 2025
US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Conflict Again
US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky are once again at odds. Trump has accused Zelensky of attempting to back out of a mineral deal, stating that if Zelensky does not sign the agreement, Ukraine will face serious consequences.
Trump claimed that Zelensky wants to renegotiate the terms of the deal, which he sees as a move toward backing out of the agreement. He further warned that if Ukraine maintains this stance, it will not be easy for the country to become a member of NATO. According to reports, large deposits of lithium are found in the snow-covered plains o
WorldApr 01, 2025
Myanmar earthquake death toll surpasses 2,700 as hope fades for finding more survivors
The death toll from the devastating 7.7 magnitude earthquake that hit Myanmar has surpassed 2,700, with thousands more injured, Myanmar media reported Tuesday.
The head of Myanmar’s military government, Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, told a forum in the capital, Naypyitaw, that 2,719 people have now been found dead, with 4,521 others injured and 441 missing, the Western News online portal reported.
With many areas hit by Friday’s earthquake still not reached by rescue crews, those numbers are still expected to rise.
WorldMar 31, 2025
Over 2,000 Dead in Myanmar After Powerful Earthquake
More than 2,000 people have died in Myanmar following a powerful earthquake that struck the country on Friday. In response to the devastating event, Myanmar's military leadership has declared a week of national mourning.
The earthquake caused significant destruction, including the collapse of over 60 mosques. Additionally, the Thai government has launched an investigation into the collapse of a 33-story building under construction in Bangkok, which was also affected by the earthquake.
Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister visited the site on Saturday and ordered a full investigation. The building,
WorldMar 31, 2025
Pakistani Organization Nominates Imran Khan for Nobel Peace Prize
A Pakistani organization, the Pakistan World Alliance, has nominated former Prime Minister Imran Khan for the Nobel Peace Prize. The group has called for the imprisoned leader to be recognized for his efforts in promoting human rights and democracy.
The Pakistan World Alliance was founded in December last year and is affiliated with the Norwegian political party Partiet Centrum. Each year, the Norwegian Nobel Committee receives hundreds of nominations before selecting the winner through an extensive eight-month process.
Imran Khan, the founder of Pakistan’s main opposition party, Pakistan T