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1134 articles from 48 outlets, last 30 days
Peak: Fri 23 Oct, 89 articles
About half the coverage comes from centre-rated outlets. Left-leaning outlets ran 359 of these articles, right-leaning ones 258.
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Diplomacy60 of 156
Jobs and labor31 of 156
War and conflict27 of 156
India21 of 156
Donald Trump19 of 156
Inflation and prices18 of 156
The European Union and Canada agreed to deepen their partnership but dropped plans for Canada to become an associate member. The shift follows objections from several EU member states, particularly Germany, over the term's implications.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has called for an 'honest discussion' about the return of EU free movement, while ruling out an early election. The remarks come ahead of a UK-EU summit and reflect a shift in tone on immigration and Brexit-related policies.
Gulf states are working on a multilateral agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and lift sanctions on Iran, with conditions including Houthi withdrawal from Yemen. The effort aims to prevent a renewed conflict between the US and Iran.
Dylan Larkin was suspended without pay by the Detroit Red Wings after reports of his dissatisfaction and refusal to play. The move comes amid intensified trade discussions and follows his removal as captain and absence from the season's start.
Ontario's projected deficit for 2026-27 is $16.9 billion, driven by U.S. tariffs and higher oil prices. The economic strain is expected to persist until at least 2029-30.
Canada and the United States have increased trade discussions, with Canadian officials reporting limited progress and the U.S. suggesting talks are nearing a resolution. The developments matter as both countries navigate economic tensions ahead of key political events.
The president declared imported factory robots a national security threat and directed officials to negotiate import levels with foreign governments. This move could affect international trade and industrial automation policies.
Three Russian diesel tankers, including one under sanctions, are en route to U.S. ports following a presidential deal with Russia. The move has triggered legal threats and potential congressional investigations over the importation of fuel from a country under sanctions.
India and Europe are strengthening economic relations through agreements aimed at boosting investment and creating jobs. The outcome of these efforts remains uncertain, though some countries like the Netherlands may benefit from expanded trade.
The premier of Newfoundland and Labrador stated that an energy agreement with Quebec regarding development in Labrador is not subject to renegotiation. This position underscores the province's stance on maintaining existing terms for energy projects in the region.
Canadian and European Union leaders meet in Montreal to advance their relationship through formal talks on defense, trade, and technology. The discussions come amid shifting global dynamics and a push for stronger cooperation outside U.S. influence.
A Greek container ship sank after being struck by drones off Bulgaria's Black Sea coast. The incident adds to growing concerns over maritime security in the region amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine.