Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils sweeping new sanctions targeting 162 Russian individuals and entities linked to the shadow fleet, as the war in Ukraine rages on — with Carney confident in Ukraine’s eventual victory despite the mounting human toll. Canada has already blacklisted 500 Russian vessels, crippling Moscow’s oil trade. At the G7 summit, Ukraine’s Zelenskyy received strong backing from allies, including a massive $25.5B in military and humanitarian aid and $13B in financial support, while also pushing for U.S. missile production licenses. Meanwhile, Trump hints at a possible peace deal, but NATO members like Canada and the UK blocked a proposal to fund Ukraine with 0.25% of GDP — amid growing fears of a Russian strike on a NATO ally by 2030. Carney also announced plans to buy advanced jet trainers from Italy, aligning with NATO’s goal to raise defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2035 — a strategic pivot to fortify collective security in an increasingly volatile world.

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