World Report Wednesday's top stories in 10 minutes
Oct 22, 2025
Fans of the Montreal Expos struggle with loyalty as the Blue Jays head to the World Series. Donald Trump hints at a potential waste of time regarding a Putin meeting. The International Court of Justice shares insights on aid for Gaza, while Germany and Norway court Canada for a submarine deal. Tragically, Uganda faces devastation after a bus collision. The Louvre reopens after a shocking robbery, and whale researchers raise alarms over collisions off the BC coast. Finally, experts confirm lightning ignited last year’s Jasper wildfires.
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ICJ Opinion Raises Aid Pressure
- The ICJ issued a non-binding but influential opinion on Israel's legal obligations toward UN agencies in occupied Palestinian territories.
- The ruling adds diplomatic pressure as humanitarian agencies plead for much greater and faster aid into Gaza.
Deadly Bus Collision In Uganda
- Two buses collided head-on in western Uganda around midnight, killing at least 46 people.
- Drivers were passing other cars and one swerved to avoid a crash, triggering the deadly collision.
Submarine Choice Is Strategic, Not Just Price
- Germany and Norway pitched submarine partnership to Canada emphasizing strategic ties over price.
- The choice also involves rival South Korean shipyards and broader North Atlantic security concerns.