Carney Pursues Europe Alliances Amid Trump Pressure
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney travels to Paris and London to bolster partnerships with France and the United Kingdom as Trump tariffs strain Canada’s sovereignty and economy. He plans Arctic sovereignty reaffirmation, potential F 35 review, and may seek a Trump call while delaying Washington visit.
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Mark Carney
Paris
London
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Donald Trump
Canada
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America
United States
Trump
Nelson Wiseman
University of Toronto
Emmanuel Macron
U.K
Keir Starmer
Charles II
England
Bank of England
Arctic
Ottawa
Washington
Liberal Party
Robert Bothwell
Bothwell
Justin
Trudeau
Daniel Béland
McGill University
Béland
Greenland
Russia
Graham Hughes
Mega prison purge in El Salvador fuels U S push and court pull
Over 200 suspected gang members deported to El Salvador in a weekend amid President Bukele's claim of custody for 238 Tren de Aragua members and 20 MS-13 detainees. The White House cited wartime powers used by Trump to speed removals, while a federal judge halted the plan. Debates over rights, due process, and conditions in the Terrorism Confinement Center dominated ongoing discussions among officials, rights groups, and lawyers.
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Nayib Bukele
Tren de Aragua
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United States
State Department
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Justice Department
Washington
U.S
American Civil Liberties Union
Lee Gelernt
James Boasberg
Gelernt
Boasberg
Karen LeCraft Henderson
Ronald Reagan
Patricia Millett
Barack Obama
Justin Walker
Walker
Venezuela
Human Rights Watch
Juan Pappier
Americas
Pappier
Guantanamo
Carlos Garcia
Garcia
Mexico
New York
Officials deny sonic weapon use at Belgrade protest
Belgrade officials denied security forces used a military grade sonic device to disperse protesters at a mass rally drawing over 100,000 people. Opposition and rights groups accused authorities of deploying acoustic weapons. Serbia says it has no such weapon in use, while authorities urge investigations and potential prosecutions of those spreading the claim.
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