Isabella Moore
Isabella Moore, 77, is a veteran Canadian foreign correspondent with decades of experience covering politics, policy and corporate accountability. Their reporting aims to be clear, sourced and accountable to readers.
International Investors Back Hygenco Green Energies with $105 Million Equity
Green hydrogen has long been the clean-energy promise that keeps arriving tomorrow. Tomorrow may have moved closer this week.
A group of international investor
Ukraine Faces Massive Refugee Crisis as War Drags On
Eight million Ukrainians are no longer in their homes. They live in other people's houses, in school gyms, in tent camps, in basements. Another six to seven mil
Pentagon Releases 2022 UAP Footage as Possible Missile
The Department of War's own description of a 2022 UAP incident in the Middle East reads like a study in bureaucratic caution. Released on May 8, 2026, under the
Head-On Bus Crash Kills Nine in Karnataka
The dead include passengers from both vehicles. Nine people are confirmed killed. Several more are injured. The crash happened on a road in Yadgir, Karnataka, o
Zoji La Landslide Kills 7 on Srinagar-Leh Highway
The Zoji La pass did what it has always done. On March 27, 2026, the ground gave way, and seven people died. Five more were hurt. The pass, a jagged cut through
South Korea Car Plant Fire Kills 14, Injures 60
The death toll from the March 20 fire at a car parts plant in Daejeon now stands at 14. Another 60 people were injured. Those numbers will shape the investigati
Anthropic Releases Claude Sonnet 4.6 at Lower Cost
Anthropic's latest model release isn't just another upgrade. It is a pricing play with teeth.
On Tuesday, the company pushed out Claude Sonnet 4.6, a version o
Tripoli Building Collapse Kills 15 Amid Decay
Tripoli, Lebanon’s second-largest city, is now counting its dead after two adjoining five-story residential buildings collapsed on February 8. Fifteen people ar
NTSB Probes Maine Jet Crash That Killed Seven
The Bombardier Challenger 650 jet that crashed at Bangor International Airport on January 25 did not just fail to land. It disintegrated. Seven people dead. One
Blasts Hit Shadow Fleet Tankers in Bosporus
Turkey scrambled rescue boats into the Bosporus on November 28 after explosions ripped through two tankers, leaving at least one vessel on fire. The stricken sh
COP30 Closes with Mixed Reaction on Fossil Fuels
The 2025 United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as COP30, came to a close on November 21, 2025, after 11 days of intense negotiations...
Seven Dead After Fishing Boat Capsizes in Philippines
A search and rescue operation for the 13-man crew of fishing boat 'FB Jobhenz' has been concluded by Filipino authorities, following the vessel's capsizing in S
Tropical Storm Wipha Kills 1 in Vietnam, Exposes Gaps
The death in Nghệ An province is a number. One person. But that single number sits inside a much larger equation — one that Vietnam has been trying to solve for
Ascension Healthcare System Employs 142,000
As of July 1, 2025, Ascension, a large private Catholic healthcare system in the United States, operates with a significant presence across the country, employing...
Philippines Dump Truck Crash Kills 7 Government Workers
Seven dead. Eighteen wounded. A mini dump truck returning from an environmental project in Silay, Negros Occidental, overturned on June 27, 2025. The victims we
Kursk Bridge Blast Derails Train, Kills Worker
Russia is now left to count the costs of a single explosion on a bridge in Kursk Oblast. The blast, which derailed a freight train and killed one worker, did mo
Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Completed 8 Hostage-Prisoner Swaps
The hostage-and-prisoner exchanges happened eight times. That fact, buried in the final paragraphs of most ceasefire accounts, is the one that made the deal rea
SoftBank CEO Son Leads $500B Stargate AI Project
SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son will run the show. That single sentence reshapes how to read the $500 billion Stargate LLC announcement from January 21, 2025. Son, w
FDA Approves Tirzepatide for Weight Loss
Tirzepatide, a gastric inhibitory polypeptide (GIP) analog and a GLP-1 receptor agonist, has been making waves in the medical community as an antidiabetic medication for...
Spain Retirement Home Fire Kills 10 in Small Town
Villafranca de Ebro is a small place. The 2004 census counted 684 residents. That means nearly everyone in this Zaragoza province municipality knows someone who
Bus Overturns in Aksaray, Turkey, Killing 6 and Injuring 25
A devastating bus accident occurred on October 18, 2024, in Aksaray, Turkey, resulting in the loss of six lives and injuring 25 people. The bus overturned, caus
Hurricane Milton
Hurricane Milton, a powerful and destructive tropical cyclone, caused significant damage and fatalities in Florida on October 15, 2024. This hurricane is notable for being...
Egypt Train Crash Kills 2 in Minya Governorate
Egypt's Railways: A System Strained, A Collision Foretold
Sunday’s crash in Minya Governorate was not an anomaly. It was a predictable outcome of a system push
Israeli Strike Wounds Two UN Peacekeepers in Lebanon
Two United Nations peacekeepers are recovering from injuries after Israeli forces struck a watchtower at their headquarters in southern Lebanon on October 11. T
