French citizen Olivier Grondeau has been released from imprisonment in Iran after over 880 days, as confirmed by French officials. The release came on Nowruz, the Persian New Year, a time when Iran has historically freed prisoners. French President Emmanuel Macron and Jean-Noël Barrot, France’s minister for Europe and foreign affairs, welcomed Grondeau’s release and vowed to continue efforts to secure the release of other French nationals still held in Iran, including Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris.
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From cannolis to a collapsing NDP: Inside Poilievre's GTA battle as election day nears
At a rally in Vaughan, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre aims to secure Anna Roberts' seat in King—Vaughan and gain ground in the Liberal-held Vaughan—Woodbridge as the federal election approaches on April 28. Despite his efforts, polls indicate that the Liberals, led by Mark Carney, are favored in Ontario, prompting NDP leader Jagmeet Singh to urge voters to prevent a Liberal "super majority." Local NDP candidate Ali Bahman reports significant support for the Liberals, with voters...
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