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Jeneroux’s Defection Pushes Carney Closer to Majority

                                                      MP Matt Jeneroux Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal government has moved one seat nearer to a majority after Edmonton MP Matt Jeneroux crossed the floor from the Conservatives to join the governing caucus. Jeneroux, who had previously announced plans to resign, instead opted to align himself with Carney’s agenda, becoming the latest in a string of Conservative MPs to defect. Carney welcomed Jeneroux publicly, highlighting his experience and announcing that the Alberta MP will serve as a special adviser on economic and security partnerships. The move spares the government a byelection in Edmonton and adds further momentum to the Liberals’ recent gains, which have included multiple high‑profile floor crossings.  Jeneroux’s decision underscores shifting political dynami...
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Geneva Talks Close With No Breakthrough as Ukraine Accuses Russia of Delays

The Russian delegation leaves the InterContinental hotel after the U.S.-mediated peace talks between Russia and Ukraine ended abruptly.

Peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia wrapped up in Geneva with little sign of progress, ending after only a short session marked by tension and frustration. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia was deliberately dragging its feet, arguing that Moscow’s approach showed no real intention to move toward a settlement.

Officials involved in the discussions described the atmosphere as difficult, noting that while both sides reiterated their positions, no meaningful steps forward emerged. The talks took place against the backdrop of growing international pressure to find a path toward de‑escalation, yet the divide between Kyiv and Moscow remains wide.

Russian representatives indicated that additional rounds of dialogue may take place, but no timeline was set. For now, the Geneva meeting closes without a breakthrough, leaving the conflict’s diplomatic future as uncertain as ever.


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