- India faces Sri Lanka in women’s cricket final at Asian Games
- Bear cub rescued from Okanagan Lake confronts uncertain future
- CNN, MS NOW and Politico file lawsuit to regain White House access
- British diver dies after becoming trapped in French underwater cave
- Pope Leo XIV to visit France from 25 September for official engagements
- Trump bans CNN, MS NOW and Politico from White House access amid tensions
- Ontario education unions to hold strike vote in November
- Iran warns geography of war could expand if US conducts further attacks
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Kyiv Post says French Illusions About Dialogue With Putin – claiming the French believe Putin is listening to them but in reality Putin is only interested in talking to the USA.
Oprinion says Sorry, Mr. Putin. Ukraine and Russia are Not the Same Country – and claims that “Many Russians share Putin’s delusion that Ukraine has always been part of Russia.”
Romania Insider says Vladimir Putin has said Russia must react to antiballistic systems in neighbouring countries – believing Russia needs to react to the expansion of NATO military infrastructure.
RT news says Russia reveals who it thinks is behind Ukraine invasion scare- blaming the US and Britain for wanting a war so they can distance themselves from the mess of Afghanistan.
The Telegraph says Justin Trudeau has been forced to flee from his home after thousands of lorry drivers descended on Ottawa to protest his government’s Covid crackdown.
The Independent says a soup kitchen in Ottawa has reported that members of the trucking convoy have been harassing its staff for meals, and using “racial slurs.”
Observer says If you wanted to alienate the largest number of Canadians in the shortest amount of time, you couldn’t do much better than defacing a Terry Fox statue.
Daily Mail says Donald Trump proclaimed his support for Canadian truck drivers protesting against vaccine mandates, telling a rally in Texas that he was with the drivers ‘all the way’.
The Guardian says Only the “findings” of Sue Gray’s report into alleged lockdown-breaking parties at Downing Street will be published, Nadhim Zahawi has said.
FT says when the journalist Julian Glover began working as a speechwriter for then prime minister David Cameron in 2011, he was summoned to a room at the top of the Cabinet Office at 70 Whitehall.
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