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Kallas to Russia: EU will not back down in its support for Ukraine
The European Union will continue exerting pressure on Russia until the Kremlin halts its military aggression against Ukraine.
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UKR Inform
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Zelensky, Stoere discuss strengthening Ukraine's air defense
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that preparations for strengthening Ukraine's air defense are progressing well, following a conversation with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere.
Zelensky, Stoere discuss strengthening Ukraine's air defense
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The Independent Ukraine
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German leader Merz says his government has a 'stable foundation' despite a dispute
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says his coalition has a “stable foundation” and has achieved a lot in its first 10 weeks
German leader Merz says his government has a 'stable foundation' despite a dispute
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Le Devoir
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Le Syndicat des travailleurs des postes invite ses membres à rejeter l’offre patronale
La dernière offre de Postes Canada sera soumise au vote des 55 000 syndiqués la semaine prochaine.
Le Syndicat des travailleurs des postes invite ses membres à rejeter l’offre patronale
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Le Devoir
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CBS mettra fin au «Late Show» de Stephen Colbert, émission phare de la télé américaine
L’humoriste a qualifié de «gros pot-de-vin» un accord de 16 M$ conclu par la société mère Paramount avec Donald Trump.
CBS mettra fin au «Late Show» de Stephen Colbert, émission phare de la télé américaine
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Guerre dans la bande Gaza : les bombardements israéliens tuent 14 personnes, selon la Défense civile gazaouie
De nouvelles frappes ont touché le secteur de Khan Younès, dans le sud de l'enclave palestinienne, et celui de Jabalia, dans le nord.
Guerre dans la bande Gaza : les bombardements israéliens tuent 14 personnes, selon la Défense civile gazaouie
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Ottawa et Toronto veulent des wagons de métro faits au Canada, mais se renvoient la balle
Toronto doit commander 55 nouvelles rames de métro pour la ligne 2, au coût estimé de 2,3 milliards de $.
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Toronto doit commander 55 nouvelles rames de métro pour la ligne 2, au coût estimé de 2,3 milliards de $.
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Stéphane Dupuis cité à son procès
Stéphane Dupuis, 55 ans, de Saint-Anaclet-de-Lessard, arrêté le 12 septembre relativement à du trafic de stupéfiants, a été cité à son procès le 14 juillet par le juge Yves Desaulniers à la suite de la tenue de son interrogatoire qui, au préalable, s’est tenu la semaine précédente. La date du procès devrait être fixée le 8 septembre. Dupuis a opté pour un procès devant un juge de la Cour du Québec (sans jury). Une ouverture des paquets scellés a eu lieu dans ces dossiers pour permettre à l
Stéphane Dupuis cité à son procès

Stéphane Dupuis, 55 ans, de Saint-Anaclet-de-Lessard, arrêté le 12 septembre relativement à du trafic de stupéfiants, a été cité à son procès le 14 juillet par le juge Yves Desaulniers à la suite de la tenue de son interrogatoire qui, au préalable, s’est tenu la semaine précédente.
La date du procès devrait être fixée le 8 septembre. Dupuis a opté pour un procès devant un juge de la Cour du Québec (sans jury).
Une ouverture des paquets scellés a eu lieu dans ces dossiers pour permettre à la défense d’avoir accès aux arguments ayant mené à l’émission du mandat de perquisition.
Me Caroline Bérubé remplace Me Pierre Gagnon, qui a présenté une requête pour cesser d’occuper en décembre.
Nouvelles accusations
Quatre nouvelles accusations ont été portées contre Dupuis, le 20 septembre.
Il est accusé de possession dans le but de faire le trafic de cocaïne et de métamphétamines, d’avoir eu en sa possession de l’argent en sachant qu’il a été obtenu par la perpétration d’un acte criminel et d’avoir eu en sa possession une arme à feu sans détenir de permis.
L’accusé a été remis en liberté sous conditions le 20 septembre. Dupuis a comparu une première fois le 13 septembre pour face à des accusations en matière de trafic de stupéfiants.
1,3 kg de coke
Le 12 septembre en avant-midi, des enquêteurs de la division des enquêtes sur les crimes majeurs de Rimouski ainsi que des policiers du poste de la MRC de Rimouski-Neigette ont procédé à l’arrestation de Stéphane Dupuis.
Lors d’une perquisition à son domicile, les policiers ont saisi un peu plus de 1300 grammes de cocaïne, environ 1500 comprimés de métamphétamine, près de 65 000$ en argent, une dizaine d’armes de chasse, deux arbalètes, une camionnette de style pickup saisie comme bien infractionnel, une liste de comptabilité et trois téléphones cellulaires.
Nouveau dossier de vol
Un nouveau dossier a été présenté à la cour le 24 février pour une accusation de vol de moins de 5000$. Pour cette infraction, il est admissible au Programme de mesure de rechange (PMRG).
Il reviendra en cour le 8 septembre pour vérifier si la mesure de rechange (généralement un don ou des travaux communautaires) a été exécutée. Si c’est le cas, le dossier sera rayé et il n’y aura pas de peine.

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Zelenskyy installs ex-defense minister Umierov to run Security Council
Zelenskyy installs ex-defense minister Umierov to run Security CouncilThe man once in charge of defense now oversees war tech, arms deals, and talks. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appointed Rustem Umierov to lead the country’s National Security and Defense Council. He takes over the Security Council after stepping down as defense minister in a wartime Cabinet reshuffle, and will now oversee arms deals, tech coordination, and peace negotiations. Umierov led Ukraine’s Defense Ministr
Zelenskyy installs ex-defense minister Umierov to run Security Council
Zelenskyy installs ex-defense minister Umierov to run Security Council
The man once in charge of defense now oversees war tech, arms deals, and talks.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appointed Rustem Umierov to lead the country’s National Security and Defense Council. He takes over the Security Council after stepping down as defense minister in a wartime Cabinet reshuffle, and will now oversee arms deals, tech coordination, and peace negotiations.
Umierov replaces Lytvynenko in key wartime reshuffle
Zelenskyy signed the decree appointing Umierov secretary of the Security Council on 18 July, according to the presidential website. He replaces Oleksandr Lytvynenko, who had held the position since 26 March and is now reportedly being considered for an ambassadorial role in Serbia, Forbes reports, citing a government source speaking anonymously due to the sensitivity of the issue.
Yuliia Svyrydenko was appointed Prime Minister, with new ministers named across the government. Zelenskyy emphasized that the new cabinet must ensure Ukraine’s defenders have confidence in reliable supply, and that boosting internal economic potential would support that goal.
Weapons, tech, and coordination now fall under Umierov
In a post on X, Umierov confirmed his appointment and outlined his top priorities in his new role.
“Coordination and control of the security and defense sector,” he wrote, adding that an audit will be conducted on the implementation of decisions made by the Headquarters of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief.
He pledged to coordinate all arms deliveries, joint production, and sensitive international defense partnerships.
“I remain in constant dialogue with our international partners,” he said, referring to critical yet discreet defense agreements.
Umierov also stated he would fully restore the operation of the Technological Command Post to accelerate front-line modernization and battlefield tech innovation. One of the primary missions now under his oversight is the synchronized execution of orders across all components of Ukraine’s defense system.
Umierov to run Security Council and peace track
Umierov’s responsibilities also include overseeing the negotiation track.
“Ukraine consistently advocates for a just peace — and we are working to achieve it in close coordination with our allies,” he wrote.
RFE/RL reports that Zelenskyy met with Umierov on 18 July to discuss the new leadership tasks. Among the key priorities mentioned by the president was “more dynamics” in implementing the agreements with Russia reached during the second summit in Istanbul.
Zelenskyy also tasked Umierov with continuing weapons coordination with Ukraine’s partners, fully implementing all supply agreements, and advancing new projects for joint arms production and defense manufacturing facilities on partner territory.
According to the president’s office, Umierov is expected to strengthen the format of the technological headquarters, enforce decisions delayed in execution, and ensure full compliance across the defense and security sectors.
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The spies are also blamed for a prolonged campaign of cyberattacks across Europe
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Séquestration : enquête sur remise en liberté en août
Noah Jalbert, un homme de 19 ans de Rivière-du-Loup arrêté lors d’une opération policière dans le secteur de la rue Témiscouata à Rivière-du-Loup et accusé notamment d’extorsion et de séquestration, était de retour au palais de justice de Rivière-du-Loup le 14 juillet pour la tenue de son enquête sur remise en liberté. Celle-ci a finalement été reportée au 1er août. Les policiers de la division des crimes majeurs de Rimouski, en partenariat avec ceux de la MRC de Rivière-du-Loup, ont procédé
Séquestration : enquête sur remise en liberté en août

Noah Jalbert, un homme de 19 ans de Rivière-du-Loup arrêté lors d’une opération policière dans le secteur de la rue Témiscouata à Rivière-du-Loup et accusé notamment d’extorsion et de séquestration, était de retour au palais de justice de Rivière-du-Loup le 14 juillet pour la tenue de son enquête sur remise en liberté. Celle-ci a finalement été reportée au 1er août.
Les policiers de la division des crimes majeurs de Rimouski, en partenariat avec ceux de la MRC de Rivière-du-Loup, ont procédé à l’arrestation de Jalbert le 13 mai. Celui-ci a été interrogé relativement à des actes de violence qui auraient été commis dans les jours précédents dans le secteur de Rivière-du-Loup.
Plusieurs chefs d’accusation
Il a comparu le jour même sous plusieurs chefs d’accusation, notamment de séquestration, d’extorsion et de voie de fait.

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Violences armées
Selon la Sûreté du Québec, les enquêtes en cours tendent à démontrer que les actes de violence seraient liés aux violences armées opposant le groupe Blood Family Mafia et les Hells Angels pour le trafic de stupéfiants dans l’Est-du-Québec.
« La Sûreté du Québec continuera d’assurer une pression constante sur le crime organisé et, ainsi, lutter activement contre la violence armée sur l’ensemble de notre territoire », mentionne le service de police par voie de communiqué.
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ISW: Russia is “burning the candle at both ends”—bankers quietly brace for bailouts
Russia is “burning the candle at both ends” economically as top bankers quietly brace for bailouts amid a growing Russian debt crisis, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) wrote on 17 July. While the Kremlin pretends its economy is stable amid the ongoing protracted invasion of Ukraine, structural fractures continue to widen beneath that illusion.
Russian bankers brace for fallout as loans go unpaid
Bloomberg reported on 17 July that senior executives at several of Russia’s largest banks have quietly discussed the possibility of requesting government bailouts. This comes as non-performing loans — debts that are late or unpaid — continue to rise in 2025. Documents reviewed by Bloomberg show that three systemically important Russian banks may need to recover funds lost to bad credit.
Russian banks have already seen non-performing loans grow by 1.2% this year. Forecasts suggest the rate could increase from the current 4% to as high as 6–7% by 2026. While ISW cannot independently verify these figures, it notes mounting signs of concern within the financial sector.
Central Bank Chairperson Elvira Nabiullina has dismissed fears of a banking crisis, claiming that reserves totaling eight trillion rubles (around $102.5 billion) are sufficient to cushion any shocks. However, ISW assesses that the Central Bank is likely unwilling to bail out major banks outright — a decision that could spark liquidity problems or even bank failures, directly undermining Russian President Vladimir Putin’s narrative of economic resilience.
War-driven spending pressures the economy
ISW argues that the Kremlin is worsening the growing Russian debt crisis by expanding military spending while relaxing monetary policy to support short-term growth. Since 2022, the government has boosted one-time payments and salaries to attract military recruits and reinforce its defense industrial base. These high payments are necessary due to sustained battlefield losses and the challenge of attracting volunteers.
As defense wages rise, civilian industries struggle to retain workers, pushing up prices across service sectors. Labor shortages now impact both economic growth and war production. ISW maintains that Russia cannot indefinitely sustain these payouts or replace troops lost at current rates without a general mobilization — a step Putin has avoided.
Inflation appears tamed — but only on paper
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However, the Central Bank acknowledged that official annual inflation still stands at 9%. The SAAR is a short-term measure and does not reflect deeper economic trends. ISW argues that this data masks the real problems. Two complicating factors — the fading effect of ruble strength and rising service costs — are expected to slow progress in bringing inflation under control.
Contradictions threaten long-term stability
The think tank concludes wrote:
“Russia is effectively burning the candle at both ends by simultaneously loosening monetary policy to stimulate short-term growth, while expanding fiscal expenditure to feed the military effort.”
This path is likely to deepen the country’s macroeconomic instability, erode the value of the ruble, and diminish consumers’ ability to cope with rising costs. Behind the Central Bank’s controlled narrative, ISW sees rising stress in Russia’s economic foundation — a crisis building quietly but steadily.
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Morning Update: How to move a river
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Today’s headlines
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Russia’s “human safari” drone smashes into rabbi’s vehicle — family in car survives direct hit
Amid the Russian “human safari,” a drone attack on Kherson’s rabbi Yossef Itzhak Wolff left his family unharmed after a Russian FPV drone slammed into their vehicle near the regional capital. The strike occurred while the rabbi, his wife, and their young daughter were inside the car. Chief Rabbi of Ukraine Moshe Azman reported the incident on 17 July. The drone attack on rabbi is part of Russia’s ongoing “human safari” campaign against civilians in Kherson. Russian forces positioned just across
Russia’s “human safari” drone smashes into rabbi’s vehicle — family in car survives direct hit
Amid the Russian “human safari,” a drone attack on Kherson’s rabbi Yossef Itzhak Wolff left his family unharmed after a Russian FPV drone slammed into their vehicle near the regional capital. The strike occurred while the rabbi, his wife, and their young daughter were inside the car. Chief Rabbi of Ukraine Moshe Azman reported the incident on 17 July.
Drone strike targeted rabbi’s family in moving vehicle
On 17 July, Moshe Azman wrote on X that “two hours ago” a Russian FPV drone attacked the car of the Chief Rabbi of Kherson, Yossef Wolff. He stated that the drone hit the car at the entrance to Kherson, with the rabbi, his wife, and their daughter inside at the moment of impact.
Azman said he had just spoken with Rabbi Wolff, and emphasized the survival as a “very great miracle.” According to the post, the drone entered the car “at a very high speed.” No one was injured in the explosion.
Video shows damage to SUV after direct strike
Azman shared a video recorded by Rabbi Wolff showing his Toyota Land Cruiser, which sustained significant damage. In the video, Rabbi Wolff says:
“A drone got into our car and exploded, but incredibly we are alive.”
Yossef Itzhak Wolff has served as Chief Rabbi of Kherson and the oblast since 1998 and is also chairman of the Board of the Kherson Jewish community.
Moscow’s “human safari” continues
Also on 17 July, Russian forces struck an ambulance in Kherson Oblast. The strike hit a medical team en route to a call in Zymivnyk. The vehicle was damaged, and two medics — a 49-year-old medical assistant and a 65-year-old paramedic — were injured.
And this morning, 18 July, Russian forces killed a man in the village of Veletenske in Kherson Oblast’s Bilozerka community. According to oblast head Oleksandr Prokudin, around 09:00, a Russian drone struck a local resident born in 1990 as he rode his bicycle. He sustained fatal injuries.
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