The Daily Populous

Wednesday March 26th, 2025 day edition

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Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, has said the inadvertent leak of classified military plans by senior US officials means that allied nations must increasingly “look out for ourselves” as trust frays with a once-close ally.

He said it would be critical to see “how people react to those mistakes and how they tighten them up”.

The revelations came as Canada grapples with a rapidly deteriorating relationship with the United States, its largest trading partner and closest military ally.

“But we’ve got high confidence that the measures that we have got with our allies, including the United States, remain intact.”.

The spokesperson also insisted that the UK remains happy to share intelligence with the US despite the leak.

In Australia, the department of foreign affairs and trade said: “This incident is a matter for the United States.

Australia and the United States engage regularly on implementation of mutually recognised standards for the protection of classified material.”. »

Hundreds join largest anti-Hamas protest since Gaza war began

Authored by bbc.com
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3 hours ago Share Save Rushdi Aboualouf Gaza correspondent Alex Boyd BBC News Share Save.

AFP Hundreds of people took to the streets of Beit Lahia, with many chanting anti-Hamas slogans.

Hamas has been the sole ruler in Gaza since 2007, after winning Palestinian elections a year prior and then violently ousting rivals. »

Why Joe Rogan Won’t Travel to Canada for Massive UFC Event

Authored by frontofficesports.com
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Joe Rogan is sticking by his vow not to enter Canada, even after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau vacated his office.

Earlier in the show, Rogan had made it clear that while he dislikes Canadian leaders, he is fond of the country’s people.

Rogan was referring to the fallout from 2022 after Canadian truckers descended on Ottawa in protest against vaccine mandates. »

Game Informer is back and so is its entire team

Authored by engadget.com

Gaming journalism stalwart Game Informer has risen from the ashes.

Since then, the rights to Game Informer were acquired by Gunzilla Games and, in an all-to-rare win for today's media world, the entire team that worked for Game Informer at the time of its closure will return to their jobs.

"The new owners insisted on the idea of Game Informer remaining an independent editorial outlet," he wrote. »