MARK CARNEY ON GAZA TAKEOVER PLAN
A Houthi drone strikes an Israeli airport in a rare hit as Israel steps up Gaza City attacks
Yemen's Houthi rebels escalated attacks on Israel, striking Ramon Airport and prompting flight diversions after Israeli strikes killed a Houthi leader. Meanwhile, Israel intensified its Gaza offensive, leveling another high-rise and urging evacuations, even as a court ordered improved conditions for Palestinian detainees. Trump claimed a ceasefire agreement, but both Israel and Hamas remain at odds over key conditions.
Undersea cables cut in Red Sea, disrupting internet access in Asia, West Asia
Internet access faced disruption in Asia and the Middle East. This happened due to cuts in undersea cables in the Red Sea. Experts are investigating the cause of the damage. Houthi rebels have denied targeting the lines. The incident slowed down internet speeds in affected regions. Repair work on the cables may take weeks.
Canadian soldier found dead in Latvia during NATO operation reassurance deployment
Canadian Armed Forces Warrant Officer George Hohl found dead in Latvia three days after being reported missing. The 20-year military veteran was deployed on Operation Reassurance as part of NATO's multinational brigade. Latvian authorities investigating death circumstances with Canadian military support. No increased security threat to deployed personnel identified
Undersea cables cut in the Red Sea, disrupting internet access in Asia and the Mideast
Undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea disrupted internet access across parts of Asia and the Middle East on Sunday. Experts suspect the damage occurred near Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, affecting major cable systems. While the cause remains unclear, the incident raises concerns amid Houthi rebel activity in the region, though the group has denied targeting the lines.
'Build, baby, build': Canada PM's plan to counter Trump
Prime Minister Mark Carney's "Build, baby, build!" plan aims to revitalize Canada's economy amidst Trump's trade war. The new Major Projects Office will fast-track infrastructure projects, including ports, highways, and potentially a controversial oil pipeline.
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Ukraine's allies are preparing next wave of Russia sanctions, says Mark Carney
Ukraine's allies are poised to introduce fresh sanctions against Russia, intensifying pressure on President Vladimir Putin to cease hostilities in Ukraine. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney asserted that Putin is the instigator of the war and the violence, emphasizing that he will not determine the conditions for peace. The international community aims to hold Putin accountable.
India will be at negotiating table 'in a month or two': US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick suggests India will eventually seek a deal with Donald Trump, despite current tensions over Russian oil purchases. Lutnick criticized India's increased reliance on discounted Russian oil and its role in BRICS, urging New Delhi to align with the US. He believes economic realities will compel India to prioritize its relationship with the American consumer.
Canada should reform or axe foreign worker visa, British Columbia Premier says
British Columbia's Premier Eby wants changes to Canada's temporary foreign worker program. He cites concerns about youth joblessness and strain on services. Eby links the program to high unemployment and rising demand at shelters. He mentions fraud complaints in Surrey. Conservative leader Poilievre wants to abolish the program. Business groups oppose this, saying it helps small businesses.
Israel military says controls 40 percent of Gaza City
The Israeli military on Thursday said it controls 40 percent of Gaza City, the largest urban centre in the Palestinian territory which it is preparing to conquer after nearly two years of devastating war. In a televised briefing, Israeli military spokesman Brigadier General Effie Defrin said that "we hold 40 percent of the territory of Gaza City", adding that the offensive "will continue to expand and intensify in the coming days".
Uber offers driver partners a side hustle: AI data labelling
Uber is leveraging its Indian driver network for AI data labeling, offering them extra income through micro-tasks within the Uber app. This initiative, already underway in twelve Indian cities, supports Uber AI Solutions, which provides data-labeling services to companies in AI, autonomous vehicles, and tech. The program aims to utilize driver downtime and potentially expand to other global markets.
Pierre Poilievre pushes to end Temporary Foreign Worker program to protect Canadian jobs
Canada temporary foreign workers: Pierre Poilievre wants Canada to end its Temporary Foreign Worker program. He says it hurts Canadian workers. He proposes a separate program for farm jobs only. The government defends the program. They say it fills needed roles. Migrant rights groups criticize Poilievre's plan. They accuse him of xenophobia.
China's military parade is a show of strength from a country devastated in World War II
Domestically, the commemoration is an effort to show how far the country has come - and in so doing, build support for the party and its leader, President Xi Jinping. China was a major front in World War II, a fact often overlooked in accounts that focus more on the fight for Europe and U.S. naval battles in the Pacific.
President Trump's policies spark protests in multiple US cities on Labor Day
On Labour Day, protests erupted in several American cities. Demonstrators criticised President Donald Trump. They demanded a fair living wage for workers. Rallies took place in Chicago, New York, Washington D.C., and San Francisco. Protesters voiced concerns about low wages and immigration policies. They also expressed worries about the influence of billionaires. The demonstrations highlighted various social and economic issues.
Unions undertake nearly 1,000 "Workers Over Billionaires" protests against Trump across US - key points
Nearly 1,000 Workers Over Billionaires protests are planned this Labor Day across the United States. Unions and community groups are coming together to speak out for workers and against billionaires. The events highlight growing support for labor rights, fair wages, and collective action. People in all 50 states are expected to join the rallies.
Israel bombards Gaza City as Netanyahu convenes cabinet
The Israeli military spokesperson's office said it was reviewing the reports. Regarding the claim of an airstrike that killed two people, it noted insufficient details were available to verify the incident, but reiterated that the military takes steps to minimize civilian harm while conducting operations against militants.
US revokes Palestinian officials' visas ahead of UN meeting, State Dept says
The U.S. State Department is denying and revoking visas for members of the PLO and Palestinian Authority, citing non-compliance with commitments and undermining peace prospects, ahead of the UN General Assembly meeting. This action follows previous sanctions, even as Western allies consider recognizing Palestinian statehood. The U.S.
Turkey bars Israeli ships and flights from its territory
Turkey's top diplomat announced the closure of ports and airspace to Israeli ships and planes. This action follows strained relations due to the Gaza war. Ankara accuses Israel of genocide, a claim Israel rejects. Trade ties were already suspended last year. The ban includes weapon-carrying aircraft and official Israeli flights.
Israel army says Gaza City now 'a dangerous combat zone'
The Israeli military has declared Gaza City a dangerous combat zone, signaling an imminent offensive despite mounting international pressure to end the war. Preliminary operations have begun on the city's outskirts, with daily pauses for aid distribution suspended.
Dinesh K Patnaik named India’s new envoy to Canada as both nations signal thaw
India has appointed Dinesh K Patnaik as its new high commissioner to Canada, coinciding with Canada's selection of Christopher Cooter as its envoy to India. These appointments signal a joint effort to mend diplomatic ties strained by the 2023 controversy surrounding the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Two bold moves just sent Trump’s approval rating soaring — here’s what changed
Trump’s approval rating is rising, especially for his actions on crime and using federal help in cities. Many Americans still worry about the economy, but his crime policies are popular. Republicans support his moves more than Democrats. Overall, bold steps on crime are boosting Trump’s approval this month.
Donald Trump to hold "large meeting" to discuss "comprehensive plan for post-war Gaza"
Donald Trump will chair a meeting at the White House. The meeting will focus on a comprehensive plan for Gaza after the war. Steve Witkoff revealed this US plan for post-war management. The Trump administration opposes partial hostage deals. White House is reviewing the latest phased hostage deal proposal. Witkoff blamed Hamas for the lack of a deal.
Trump to chair Gaza meeting in Washington, top US and Israeli diplomats to also meet
U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff announced that President Trump will chair a White House meeting on Gaza, aiming to resolve the conflict by year's end. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is also scheduled to meet with Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar. The U.S.
Trump vows retaliation against countries with digital rules targeting US tech
Donald Trump vowed tariffs and export curbs on nations with digital taxes targeting US tech giants, singling out EU regulations on firms like Google and Apple. He accused Europe of discrimination while sparing China, and warned of retaliation unless rules change.
Canadian PM Mark Carney, in Ukraine, says can't rule out sending peacekeepers
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Kyiv on Ukrainian Independence Day, expressing support for robust security guarantees for Ukraine, potentially including troop deployment. U.S. President Donald Trump's special envoy, Keith Kellogg, also attended, as Ukraine seeks NATO-like protections. Zelenskiy highlighted Ukraine's use of domestically produced long-range weapons to strike targets inside Russia.
Trade truce? Canada removes retaliatory tariffs on most US goods starting September
Canada tariffs: Canada reduced trade tensions with the US. It removed many retaliatory tariffs. The tariffs on US autos, steel, and aluminum will remain. This move followed a call between Mark Carney and Donald Trump. They discussed trade. The US acknowledged Canada's action as overdue. Both countries will continue trade talks. Canada focuses on strategic sectors in US trade relations.
Canada to remove many retaliatory tariffs on US goods, says source
Canada plans to eliminate several retaliatory import tariffs on American products. This move aims to revive stalled trade negotiations between the two nations. However, tariffs on U.S. autos, steel, and aluminum will remain in place. Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to announce this decision. The Canadian dollar saw a boost following the news.
Canadian PM Mark Carney and President Trump discuss ‘new economic and security relationship’ amid tariff clash
Mark Carney and Donald Trump talked about trade and security. They want a new economic relationship. But trade is tense, with tariffs on both sides. Canada is upset about US tariffs. Anita Anand met Marco Rubio to discuss Ukraine and Gaza. Several countries criticized Israel's settlement plans. Canada aims to protect its industries from tariffs.
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