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Opinion | Trade Deals vs WTO: Is Trump Hastening The World Trade Organization's Demise?
The current Trump tariffs may not be mimicking the pre-WWII period, but they are certainly reminiscent of that.
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India, Philippines To Hold 1st Joint Naval Drills In August: Sources
Philippines President Marcos Jr is set to visit India between August 4-8, the navies of the two countries will hold the first ever joint bilateral maritime exercise.
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Digital Services Tax: Trump's Latest Beef With Canada
The Digital Services Tax requires foreign and domestic large businesses to pay revenue tax that is earned from engaging with online users in Canada.
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Opinion | If Trump's Tariffs Are For China, Why Are They Hurting Canada Instead?
While China is the world's largest steel manufacturer and exporter, it is only the 10th-largest steel supplier to America. Compare this to the 22% coming from Canada, and it becomes clear who is impacted more by this move.
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Opinion | A Shot in the Arm: How WHO Pandemic Agreement Balances Innovation and Equity
In a world of increasing fragmentation and polarisation, the 78th World Health Assembly, starting Monday, will present itself as a beacon of hope with the adoption of the Pandemic Agreement.
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Over 3 Lakh Sign Petition To Revoke Elon Musk's Canadian Citizenship
The petition asks the Prime Minister to revoke Elon Musk's citizenship because he "has engaged in activities that go against the national interest of Canada."
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"Justin Trudeau Failed": Canadian PM's Key Ally Vows To 'Bring Him Down'
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who has been able to retain his position despite political turmoil over the last several months, looks set to lose power early next year.
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Opinion | Trudeau Has Landed Himself In A Mess - Again
In a faux pas and an ill-timed decision, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeaus move to shuffle Chrystia Freeland out of her Finance Minister role has resulted in more political troubles.
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Opinion | US Elections: What New POTUS Would Mean For War, Immigration
A lot rests on the new US Presidentwill the incoming POTUS deepen the divide, will global collaboration become even more daunting, or will the new President weigh in favour of cooperation?
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"Old Friends...": Baba Siddiqui's Son Jabs Congress Over Mumbai Seat Pick
Former Congress leader Zeeshan Siddique has slammed the party after the Maha Vikas Aghadi named a candidate from Mumbai's Vandre East seat, which he won in the 2019 state polls.
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Opinion | Can BRICS+ Really Reshape US-Led Economic Order?
With Western sanctions faced by Russia in the wake of its war in Ukraine, Moscow is most keen to push the idea through not just to break the dollar's dominance but also to showcase to the West that it still has allies and partners on its side.
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Opinion | Nijjar Row: How US Backing Has Emboldened A Beleaguered Trudeau
With two broad factors US backing and foreign interference closely associated with the Nijjar killing, the Justin Trudeau government in Canda is making drastic and dramatic moves against India.
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Opinion | Quad - And India's Role In It - Will Remain Relevant, Thanks To China
Both the Quad as a partnership and India's presence in such partnerships are expected to continue in a world where the rise of China remains a source of fragmentation in the current liberal or American world order.
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On PM Modi's Russia Trip, US Ex-Diplomat's "Can't Hold Loyalty Test" Remark
Former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has dismissed concerns around Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Russia visit, saying that the US can't hold India to a loyalty test every five minutes.
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Impact On Justin Trudeau's Government As Key Sikh Ally Withdraws Support
An already beleaguered Justin Trudeau has been left in a politically precarious place as key ally Jagmeet Singh's New Democratic Party (NDP) withdrew support for his minority Liberal government ahead of the general election next year.
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Opinion | Trade Deals vs WTO: Is Trump Hastening The World Trade Organization's Demise?
The current Trump tariffs may not be mimicking the pre-WWII period, but they are certainly reminiscent of that.
-
India, Philippines To Hold 1st Joint Naval Drills In August: Sources
Philippines President Marcos Jr is set to visit India between August 4-8, the navies of the two countries will hold the first ever joint bilateral maritime exercise.
-
Digital Services Tax: Trump's Latest Beef With Canada
The Digital Services Tax requires foreign and domestic large businesses to pay revenue tax that is earned from engaging with online users in Canada.
-
Opinion | If Trump's Tariffs Are For China, Why Are They Hurting Canada Instead?
While China is the world's largest steel manufacturer and exporter, it is only the 10th-largest steel supplier to America. Compare this to the 22% coming from Canada, and it becomes clear who is impacted more by this move.
-
Opinion | A Shot in the Arm: How WHO Pandemic Agreement Balances Innovation and Equity
In a world of increasing fragmentation and polarisation, the 78th World Health Assembly, starting Monday, will present itself as a beacon of hope with the adoption of the Pandemic Agreement.
-
Over 3 Lakh Sign Petition To Revoke Elon Musk's Canadian Citizenship
The petition asks the Prime Minister to revoke Elon Musk's citizenship because he "has engaged in activities that go against the national interest of Canada."
-
"Justin Trudeau Failed": Canadian PM's Key Ally Vows To 'Bring Him Down'
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who has been able to retain his position despite political turmoil over the last several months, looks set to lose power early next year.
-
Opinion | Trudeau Has Landed Himself In A Mess - Again
In a faux pas and an ill-timed decision, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeaus move to shuffle Chrystia Freeland out of her Finance Minister role has resulted in more political troubles.
-
Opinion | US Elections: What New POTUS Would Mean For War, Immigration
A lot rests on the new US Presidentwill the incoming POTUS deepen the divide, will global collaboration become even more daunting, or will the new President weigh in favour of cooperation?
-
"Old Friends...": Baba Siddiqui's Son Jabs Congress Over Mumbai Seat Pick
Former Congress leader Zeeshan Siddique has slammed the party after the Maha Vikas Aghadi named a candidate from Mumbai's Vandre East seat, which he won in the 2019 state polls.
-
Opinion | Can BRICS+ Really Reshape US-Led Economic Order?
With Western sanctions faced by Russia in the wake of its war in Ukraine, Moscow is most keen to push the idea through not just to break the dollar's dominance but also to showcase to the West that it still has allies and partners on its side.
-
Opinion | Nijjar Row: How US Backing Has Emboldened A Beleaguered Trudeau
With two broad factors US backing and foreign interference closely associated with the Nijjar killing, the Justin Trudeau government in Canda is making drastic and dramatic moves against India.
-
Opinion | Quad - And India's Role In It - Will Remain Relevant, Thanks To China
Both the Quad as a partnership and India's presence in such partnerships are expected to continue in a world where the rise of China remains a source of fragmentation in the current liberal or American world order.
-
On PM Modi's Russia Trip, US Ex-Diplomat's "Can't Hold Loyalty Test" Remark
Former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has dismissed concerns around Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Russia visit, saying that the US can't hold India to a loyalty test every five minutes.
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Impact On Justin Trudeau's Government As Key Sikh Ally Withdraws Support
An already beleaguered Justin Trudeau has been left in a politically precarious place as key ally Jagmeet Singh's New Democratic Party (NDP) withdrew support for his minority Liberal government ahead of the general election next year.
