Politics

By Shreya Biswas – The Economic Times US job growth revision 2025: US […]

By Graham Lanktree, Zi-Ann Lum and Jon Stone – POLITICO Two of the world’s biggest trading blocs […]

From X FT Exclusive: Canada aims to create 125,000 jobs by increasing military […]

By Wes O’Donnell – The Walrus Canada doesn’t talk about the Avro Arrow because it’s […]

By Thomas Seal and Jennifer A Dlouhy – Bloomberg The latest spat comes as the US […]

From The Maritime Executive The Port of Churchill is located in the northeastern […]

By Eleanor Pringle –  Fortune Analysts’ favorite gauge of the U.S. economy’s health comes […]

By  JON GAMBRELL – AP News The Strait of Hormuz, the narrow mouth of […]

By Sophie Shulman – CTech “2026 should be a good year, but with […]

By Patrick Oppmann – CNN World Havana, Cuba – As tensions between the US and […]

From CTV News Atomic scientists set their “Doomsday Clock” on Tuesday closer than […]

By Alex Dryden – Asia Times If international investors became less willing to hold […]

By Susannah Savage – X In the early 18th century, Finland was familiar with the […]

By Erik Groves – Mining.com Great leadership is inseparable from context, and history […]

By Harrison Kass – 19FortyFive Iran has periodically threatened to “close” or disrupt the Strait […]

By Karissa Waddick – USA Today Traces of Denmark’s 250-year imperial reign are […]

From CBC News Thousands of Iranian Canadians and their supporters marched down Vancouver’s […]

By Katherine Doyle, Carol E. Lee, Courtney Kube and Kristen Welker – NBCNews WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump […]

2026.01.18 The Arab Spring refers to a series of anti-government protests, uprisings and armed rebellions […]

By Jack Buckby – 19fortyfive As the Canadian government grapples with a decision […]

By John Mauldin – Mauldin Economics Extreme mood swings are characteristic of a […]

By Tom McArthur – BBC US President Donald Trump would not “land on […]

By Bruno Venditti – Visual Capitalist Silver prices surged more than 5% in […]

By Lelia E. Busch and Marc L. Busch – The Hill Ottawa may […]

By Dorcas Marfo – CTV News Published Monday, the Eurasia Group’s “Top Risks […]

By Dario Leone – The Aviation Geek Club Gripen has successfully participated in NATO-led […]

By Aaron Blake – CNN Politics President Donald Trump’s decision to remove the head of […]

By Marium Ali – Aljazeera Over the weekend, the United States carried out […]

By Evelyn Hart – IDR The Indo-Pacific has grown more tense. Maritime boundaries are being […]

By Leyland Cecco – The Guardian Ontario’s premier, Doug Ford, has warned rye drinkers […]

By Mónica Cordero – Successful Farming From the docks of the Port of […]

By Andrew Orlowski – The Telegraph Giving businesses the freedom to do their […]

By Shi Huang – mu Newa China is no longer using American software […]

By Peter Kuitenbrouwer – The Walrus The first person to get rich from the sweet […]

By Stefan Labbé – BIV A federal judge has ruled Ottawa met its […]

By Ollie Williams – Cabin Radio Science and tech researchers at the Department […]

From Pento Portfolio Strategies The Federal Reserve’s final meeting of 2025 was a […]

By Liam Casey – CBC News Ottawa and Ontario are set to sign […]

From Military Watch Magazine The Pentagon has provided new insight into how the Chinese People’s […]

By Felicity Bradstock – oilprice.com Canada could approve the development of a new oil […]

By Rob Shaw – BIV The B.C. government’s attempts to blame U.S. President […]

From The Economist Europe is going on a huge military spending spree But […]

By Megan Leonhardt  and Adam Levine – Barron’s The history of technological innovation suggests it […]

From Financial Post Canada has reached a deal to join the European Union’s €150 billion ($243 […]

From Maritime Fairtrade On a recent Sunday, both the United States and China […]

By Andrew Kurjata, Hanna Petersen –  CBC News A group of tribal nations in Alaska […]

By Hamoon Soleimani – Mises Wire The Two percent inflation target—monetary policy’s sacred […]

By Warren Mirko and Geoffrey S. Moyse – Times Colonist A commentary on […]

By Niccolo Conte – Visual Capitalist Global debt levels continue to rise, with 2025 […]

By  Dorothy Neufeld – Visual Capitalist Last year, the economic impact of violence […]

By Ian Bremmer – Project Syndicate Most countries are prepared to give Trump […]

By Reade Levinson, Ricardo Arduengo, Idrees Ali, Phil Stewart, Jonathan Saul, Michael Pell, Clare Farley, Vijdan Mohammad Kawoosa, Jon McClure and Mariano Zafra – […]

From The Economist America is still the single biggest destination for Chinese exports […]

By Dorothy Neufeld – Visual Capitalist In 2024, the U.S., China, and Russia were […]

By Stephanie Ha – CTV news After Prime Minister Mark Carney and Chinese President […]

By Natalie Sherman – BBC What may be the biggest battle yet in […]

By James C Reynolds and Maryam Zakir-Hussain – Indepedent The United States is to resume […]

By Raisa Patel – Toronto Star OTTAWA—New research suggests that a minority of Canadians […]

By Mike Blanchfield – Politico OTTAWA — Long overlooked by Ottawa, Canada’s remote and […]

By Bruce Burnett – The Western Producer Nothing illustrates the demise of world trade […]

From The Economist SINCE 2020 foreign military aircraft have buzzed North American airspace […]

By Laura Clementson – CBC News The F-35 fighter jet is one of the […]

By Linda Pryor – Yahoo!news ICE raids, detainments, deportations. Immigration headlines flood our screens. Enforcement […]

By Stephanie Ha and Judy Trinh – CTV News Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to […]

By Jenna Ross – Visual Capitalist In the first quarter of 2025, the […]

By Julia Wendling – Visual Capitlaist The U.S. dollar (USD) is under pressure—but what’s […]

By Stephen S. Roach – Project Syndicate US President Donald Trump’s transactional strain […]

From CTV News OTTAWA — Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has signed a trade […]

By Bhim Bhurtel – Asia Times The US faces a “buyer’s crunch,” a crisis […]

From OilPrice.com The Rare Earths MMI (Monthly Metals Index) moved sideways, but gained […]

By Duvvuri Subbarao – Project Syndicate HYDERABAD – The 50% tariffs that US […]

By Joseph Trevithick – TWZ Japan’s Acquisition Technology & Logistics Agency (ATLA) has […]

From Bloomberg The recent parade in Beijing once again raised questions about the […]

By Chris Casey – WindRock President Trump dubbed April 2nd of this year “Liberation Day” […]

By Hubert Moolman – 11 September 2025 The current gold bull market continues […]

By Daniel Feininger – SlashGear For roughly 100 years, the aircraft carrier has sailed […]

By Ryan McMaken – MisesInstitute The employment situation in the United States continues […]

By Matthew Lynn – The Telegraph C’est normal, as they would put it […]

By Andrew Latham – National Security Journal Key Points and Summary – Canada faces […]

By Andrew Latham – National Security Journal In some ways, the Canadian Army […]

From Mining.com India’s pension regulator may look to relax its investment restrictions after […]

By Nick Giambruno – International Man The US and its allies have few cards […]