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February

Peter Navarro has denied reports he wants to push Canada out of the Five Eyes security grouping.

Top Trump aide pushes to axe Canada from Five Eyes intelligence group

But Peter Navarro denies that he wants to expel the northern neighbour from the information-sharing team, which also includes the UK, Australia and New Zealand.

Delta plane flips on landing at Toronto airport

A jet has flipped upside down upon landing at Canada’s Toronto Pearson Airport amid windy weather following a snowstorm, injuring 18 of the 80 people on board.

Both Australia and Canada have much in common including being highly urbanised, services-driven, and dependent on international trade as a source of growth and continued economic prosperity.

Here’s why Australia-Canada ties matter more than ever

Challenges abound as the Trump administration aims to rewrite global trade rules.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton.

‘Smarten up’: Canada business chief pans Australia on coal and nuclear

Goldy Hyder says he ‘can’t believe the amount of coal reliance you have for a country that has LNG’.

Justin Trudeau, Canada’s prime minister.

Trudeau says Trump wants to annex Canada for its critical minerals

President Donald Trump’s talk about absorbing Canada “is a real thing” and is linked to the country’s rich natural resources, the prime minister said.

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President Donald Trump suggested that efforts to boost diversity was the cause of the crash.

Trump is using tariffs as a weapon, no matter the cost

The US president’s use of tariffs against China in his first term is now in full bloom as a general panacea to impose on even close US allies for a range of problems.

Donald Trump.

Market panic may be the best protection against Trump’s tariff war

Investors were sure the “Art of the Deal” schtick would mean import duties would be avoided. Now they face a world of “uncontrollable chaos”.

President Donald Trump admitted Americans might feel some discomfort after the tariffs he imposed on imports from several countries.

Trump says EU tariffs will be next

Trump’s latest comments leave little room for optimism of an agreement to avoid a North American trade war that may spread across the world.

President Donald Trump.

Trump to impose new tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China this weekend

The president said there was nothing the three countries could do to prevent the tariffs from going into force. He also said EU imports would be next.

January

Crows don’t think humans all look alike. In fact, they never forget a face.

If you think you can hold a grudge, consider the crow

Sometimes the only way to avoid attacks from a murder of crows is to move a long way away. Bribing the birds can also work.

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What Justin Trudeau’s exit means for progressive politics

Canada’s prime minister is only the latest left-of-centre political leader to leave office in a fog of disillusion and domestic discontent.

This photo provided by the North Korean government, shows what it says a test fire of new type intermediate-range hypersonic ballistic missile at an undisclosed place in North Korea.

North Korea tests hypersonic missile designed to hit Pacific targets

State media reports the intermediate-range missile is designed to strike remote targets in the Pacific; Australia takes steps to mend strained ties with Israel. How the day unfolded.

Justin Trudeau announced his resignation as support within and outside of his party melted away.

Trudeau’s brutal legacy is failure to match soaring ambitions

After almost a decade at the top, his tenure will be remembered for poorly managing national decline and overseeing a lost decade.

Trudeau announces his decision outside the official residence of the prime minister.

Trudeau bows to party rebellion, voter pressure

The Canadian prime minister, who came to power in 2015, leaves with his party trailing the Conservatives 47 per cent to 21 per cent in the latest polls.

The day after. Law enforcement officers patrol the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans ahead of an American football match on Thursday (Friday AEDT).

The shadow of Islamic State will loom over the Trump presidency

Whatever ISIS’s operational capacity, it has influenced a wave of radicalised ‘lone wolf’ attackers on both sides of the Atlantic.

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A British judge in October ordered Tommy Robinson to serve 18 months for repeating a libellous claim that a Syrian refugee schoolboy had attacked English girls.

Who is Tommy Robinson, and why does Elon Musk want him freed?

The X CEO has called for the release of the jailed British far-right extremist, while asserting that UK PM Keir Starmer had failed to prosecute child rapists.

December 2024

Asma al-Assad

Assad’s wife given ‘50/50 chance’ of survival as leukaemia returns

Asma al-Assad is thought to have flown to Moscow for treatment some time before the Kremlin persuaded her husband to flee in the face of lightning rebel advances.

From left: Olaf Scholz of Germany, Canada’s Justin Trudeau and  South Korea’s Yoon Suk Yeol.

On the brink: What’s going on in Germany, Canada and South Korea?

As Germany heads towards a caretaker government, Canada’s Trudeau faces a grave challenge and South Korea’s president is realising how much trouble a handbag can carry.

Expatriate Syrians gather in Berlin this week to celebrate the fall of the Assad regime.

‘We need time’: Syrians in Europe resist calls to return home

Those who fled the 13-year civil war pointed to the political uncertainty after a rebel offensive swept into Damascus over the weekend.

Benjamin Netanyahu: “Eight years I’ve waited for this day. Eight years I have waited to present the truth.”

Netanyahu set to take the stand in long-running corruption trial

The Israeli prime minister is accused of accepting tens of thousands of dollars’ worth of cigars and champagne from a billionaire Hollywood producer.

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