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7 Baltic and Nordic countries want to ban Russian soldiers from Schengen
Seven Baltic and Nordic countries asked on Friday to ban Russian soldiers from entering the Schengen zone.
Liberal MP Marco Mendicino joins Prime Minister-designate Mark Carney on Parliament Hill in Ottawa
Reuters
Liberal Member of Parliament (MP) Marco Mendicino was seen accompanying Prime Minister-designate Mark Carney on Parliament Hill in Ottawa today, marking an important moment for the incoming government.
Carney, who has garnered attention for his leadership background and experience in finance, was confirmed as the new Prime Minister following a landslide victory in the Liberal Party leadership vote. Mendicino, a key ally within the party, was seen standing alongside Carney as they arrived at the Canadian Parliament, signifying the start of their leadership team’s work.
Mendicino, who has served in multiple significant roles in the government, including as Minister of Public Safety, is expected to continue his crucial support for Carney's administration.
Carney’s leadership is poised to guide the country through the coming years, with an emphasis on climate change, economic growth, and global diplomacy. His appointment follows a series of leadership decisions by the Liberal Party, signaling a new direction for Canada.
The public appearance of both Mendicino and Carney on Parliament Hill marks the beginning of their joint efforts to lead the nation and implement the progressive policies that will define their tenure.
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Greece warns Strait of Hormuz closure would shake global economy
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South Korea pushes back on U.S. call to double defense spending
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Trump says asking Israel to halt Iran strikes would be ‘very hard’
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Iran warns it will continue self-defense
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