It appears that Canada treats giving someone a supply of poison suitable for suicide, which perse then uses for suicide, as "murder".

This is morally dishonest. Enabling someone to commit suicide is not killing, not if the person made the decision perself to do it.

That article veils so much of the facts that is hard to tell what actually happened. I have a suspicion that the writer, or the editor of The Guardian, was desperate to avoid showing that the concept of "murder" did not fit the events.

Another article gives a little more of the picture.

A group of right-wing conspiracy believers face charges in Germany for a plan to attack Parliament and overthrow the government.

After it was tried in the US, it could be tried anywhere.

US citizens: Tell Congress that a vote for a "fiscal commission" is a vote to cut Social Security and Medicare.

The UK has made a few more exceptions to its policy of permanently exiling people who went to Syria to fight for PISSI, and the children they had there.

*Congress Is Pushing Revolutionary Research on Psychedelic Treatments for the Military.*