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Canadian intelligence officers visited a Quebec firearms manufacturer after its sniper rifles turned up in Russia, according to the company’s president. The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) met with Cadex Defence about Russia’s efforts to evade sanctions, Serge Dextraze told Global News.The briefing took place after Global News reported in October that social media posts showed Cadex rifles for sale in Moscow and in the hands of Russian snipers.While some of the Canadian-made guns appeared to have been captured from Ukrainian forces, others looked brand new and still had their product tags.Sanctions imposed in response to President Vladimir Putin’s 2022…

The TikTok app logo is seen in this photo illustration taken in Warsaw, Poland on 18 November, 2024. Nurphoto | Nurphoto | Getty ImagesThe EU is clamping down on social media firms and plans to target “addictive design” features on TikTok and Instagram as governments worldwide look to protect children from the harms of social media. The region will take action against certain features on social media platforms later in the year, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Tuesday at the European Summit on Artificial Intelligence and Children in Denmark. CNBC has approached ByteDance and Meta for comment.”We…

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SEOUL: South Korea’s appeals court on Tuesday (May 12) increased the ex-interior minister’s prison sentence from seven to nine years over his role in the 2024 martial law crisis, ruling the original term was too lenient.The country’s ex-President Yoon Suk Yeol’s decree briefly suspended civilian rule and plunged South Korea into chaos, but only lasted around six hours as opposition lawmakers moved quickly to overturn it in a vote.A lower court sentenced former Interior Minister Lee Sang-min in February to seven years behind bars, but he and the prosecution appealed the term to the Seoul High Court. The appeals court said…

The British premier is under pressure to quit after his Labour Party suffered election losses.

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Tuesday is primary day in red-leaning Nebraska, where party showdowns for the House and Senate will tee up general election matchups in the battle for Congress.Meanwhile, in GOP-dominated West Virginia, establishment Sen. Shelley Moore Capito faces five Republican primary challenges, but enjoys the backing of President Donald Trump.And in New Jersey, Democratic Mayor Ras Baraka of Newark, who grabbed national attention last year as he was arrested during an anti-ICE protest outside a federal immigration detention center, is facing seven challengers as he seeks a fourth term steering the Garden State’s largest…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Indianapolis Grand Prix was a crash-filled affair on Saturday which saw IndyCar star Christian Lundgaard pick up his first win since 2023.Felix Rosenqvist was involved in one of the scarier crashes of the day. He was entering Turn 13 of the road course on Lap 29 when he got into the side of Pato O’Ward and went airborne. Rosenqvist tried to drive through the wreck, but his vehicle was too damaged.ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON’T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW! Felix Rosenqvist drives car number 60…

Forrestania Resources has officially bolstered its West Australian gold arsenal after completing the acquisition of the Hyden gold project, 120 kilometres south of Southern Cross near the wheatbelt town of Hyden.The deal has now catapulted the company’s total resource inventory to a massive 23,082,000 tonnes grading 1.22 grams per tonne (g/t) gold for a hefty 907,000 ounces of gold.Hyden adds a significant 297,500 ounces of gold to the company’s books, placing Forrestania within striking distance of the elusive million-ounce club as it accelerates its transition from explorer to producer.Forrestania is paying $15.2 million for the project in a staged deal…

JOHOR BAHRU: Three people were detained in Johor on Monday (May 11) to assist with investigations into the fatal shooting of a man outside an entertainment centre in Skudai.The 27-year-old victim, who worked at a warehouse in Singapore, was shot dead last Saturday night in Taman Industri Jaya. His nationality was not mentioned in reports.Another 27-year-old man, who was the victim’s friend, was also shot and injured in the incident, local media reported. Two Malaysian men and a woman aged 26 to 29 have been held, according to Johor police chief Hoo Chuan Huat. “They have been detained to assist in the investigation…

new video loaded: Trump Previews Issues He Plans to Raise With XitranscriptBacktranscriptTrump Previews Issues He Plans to Raise With XiPresident Trump said he expected to speak to the Chinese leader, Xi Jinping, about a range of issues at a summit in Beijing, from the war in Iran to Jimmy Lai, an imprisoned Hong Kong media mogul.“I have a great relationship with President Xi. A discussion will be a little bit about energy and about the very beautiful country of Iran.” [Reporter] “Do you think we should still be selling them weapons?” “President Xi would like us not to, and I’ll…