Global attention turned toward Davos after pop icon Katy Perry was seen alongside former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland. An inside video from the summit has since circulated widely across social media platforms, capturing composed yet noticeable exchanges between the two during the high-profile conference. The brief moments shared between Perry and Trudeau quickly drew curiosity online, with viewers dissecting their body language and interactions. As the clip gained momentum, social feeds were flooded with reactions ranging from approval and intrigue to broader discussion around their growing public association. WATCH
22 January,2026 12:33 AM IST
A Canadian journalist has revealed a disturbing plot by pro-Khalistani elements allegedly targeting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The exposé highlights how extremist groups are attempting to spread anti-India propaganda and disrupt diplomatic ties. The revelation has sparked concern over rising Khalistani activities abroad and their implications for national security.
08 June,2025 05:49 PM IST
Mark Carney’s Liberal Party has won Canada’s federal election but fell short of a majority, meaning they will need support from smaller parties to govern. The vote came during high tensions with the U.S., including threats from President Donald Trump. Carney, 60, is a respected economist and former central bank chief who became Liberal leader in March, replacing Justin Trudeau. This is his first time in elected office. His campaign focused on protecting Canada’s economy and sovereignty. He defeated Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated him, praising India-Canada ties. As Prime Minister, Carney now faces big challenges: strengthening the economy and managing Canada’s delicate relationship with the U.S.
29 April,2025 06:04 PM IST
A day after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau criticized Donald Trump's policies, he called Trump to discuss trade and border issues. After the call, Trump took a harsh swipe at Trudeau on Truth Social, accusing him of using tariffs for political gain ahead of Canada's elections on March 9, 2025. Trump also blamed Trudeau’s weak border policies for the deaths of many people. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said the call was friendly but emphasized Trump’s strong stance on protecting American interests. Despite this attempt at diplomacy, the ongoing tensions and Trump's "America First" policy suggest a resolution between Canada and the U.S. is still far off.
06 March,2025 11:22 AM ISTADVERTISEMENT
