Canada

Pro-Khalistan parade in Toronto. Will it be same old story under Mark Carney?

A pro-Khalistani and anti-Hindu parade in Toronto just a week after Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Liberal Party won Canada’s federal election has aroused the ire of the Indian government. Many had hoped for better ties between the two countries under Carney, compared to Justin Trudeau. The early indication, however, is disappointing

Canada: Toady media’s Khalistan pandering is more than bias, it’s an agenda

Anti-India and anti-Indian agendas are pervasive in the Canadian establishment, and they often find expression in the Trudeau-aligned ‘Toady media’. Replete with bias and double standards as they are, their real purpose is to shape local opinion in favour of a larger agenda

The Week in Explainers: Why Pakistan’s legal action on Indus Waters Treaty against India will fail

Pakistan is planning to take India to international court over New Delhi’s move to place the Indus Waters Treaty in ‘abeyance’ following the Pahalgam terror attack. But Islamabad’s move for recourse won’t be successful. Here’s this and more in our weekly wrap of the world’s biggest stories

Trump effect? In a first since 1957, Canada invites British king to open Parliament, says report

Prime Minister Mark Carney says King Charles III will open Parliament later this month to begin the 45th Canadian government.

Why Indians are abandoning their children at US borders

The trend of Indian children found abandoned at the US borders by authorities has been growing over the past few years. The development comes even as the Donald Trump administration is preparing to further intensify its sweeping crackdown on illegal immigration. But what do we know? Why is this happening?

Mark Carney is Canada's new PM. What next?

While Carney’s Liberals won the most seats, they did not reach the 172-seat threshold required for a majority government. They will need support from other parties to pass legislation and avoid no-confidence votes

Canada elections: How Liberals turned the tide and ‘Trumped’ the right

Liberals were much able to consolidate their strongholds, meanwhile wooing swing voters under a maverick prime minister; the Conservatives could not generate the mass appeal required to sabotage the greater liberal ecosystem

Mark Carney: Has the world found its new anti-Trump mask?

With his victory in the face of unprecedented threats from the United States, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has emerged as a model for the world's liberals to stand up to US President Donald Trump

Punjabis in the House: A record to cheer in Canada

A record 22 Punjabi-origin candidates were elected to Canada’s House of Commons in the 2025 federal election. Among them, Liberal MP Sukh Dhaliwal won a sixth term, sparking celebrations in his native village in Punjab. Read on for more details.

Canada vs US: How will Carney take on Donald Trump?

Mark Carney will continue as Canada’s prime ninister after his Liberal Party’s victory in the elections. In his victory speech, he spoke of the ‘American betrayal’ and how Donald Trump wanted to ‘break us, so that America can own us’. Will the former central banker's ties with the US president go the Justin Trudeau way?