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  1. Is Israel erasing evidence of alleged war crimes in Gaza? A visual investigation

    A composite image shows satellite imagery and a woman looking at a phone.

    CBC’s visual investigations team uncovers satellite imagery that shows the IDF removing rubble from sites in Gaza that it bombed, which experts and human rights advocates warn risks destroying evidence of alleged war crimes.

  2. Fanfare surrounds Trump-Xi summit at White House, but no breakthroughs expected

    Peng Liyuan, Chinese President Xi Jinping, U.S. President Donald Trump and Melania Trump attend a ceremony at the White House.

    U.S. President Donald Trump welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping to the White House on Thursday for a lavish state summit that was heavy on symbolism but light on substance, with no sign that a closed-door meeting yielded breakthroughs on thorny issues such as AI, trade, Taiwan and the war with Iran.

  3. Vietnam's president upgrades Canada to strategic partner during state visit

    Two men walking down a red carpet lined with Canadian and Vietnamese flags.

    Vietnamese President Tô Lâm has upgraded ties with Canada to a strategic partnership, building on Prime Minister Mark Carney's efforts to get middle powers working more closely together to confront American and Chinese coercion.

  4. If Trump bans U.S. diesel exports, global prices will go even higher, experts say

    A row of transport trucks are lined up at a gas station at the pumps.

    U.S. President Donald Trump has said he's considering a ban on diesel exports to improve gas prices for Americans, a move experts say would only push an already-strained global market —further raising diesel prices in Canada and abroad.

  5. Netanyahu rejects genocide allegations in Gaza after mass walkout at his UN speech

    A man wearing a red tie and blue suit gestures with his finger as he stands at a podium.

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told world leaders Thursday that attacking Iran "was one of the easiest decisions I've ever had to make" and denounced as "moral cowards" a mass of delegates who walked out of the UN General Assembly when he took the podium to speak.