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US Tariffs Violate CUSMA: Canada Weighs Legal Options
The US imposed tariffs on Canadian goods, violating the CUSMA trade agreement. Canada faces the choice of pursuing dispute resolution through CUSMA's Chapter 31 or the WTO, with uncertain prospects for US compliance; it also may challenge the legality of the tariffs under US domestic law.
US Tariffs Violate CUSMA: Canada Weighs Legal Options
The US imposed tariffs on Canadian goods, violating the CUSMA trade agreement. Canada faces the choice of pursuing dispute resolution through CUSMA's Chapter 31 or the WTO, with uncertain prospects for US compliance; it also may challenge the legality of the tariffs under US domestic law.
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48% Bias Score
US Tariffs Trigger Sharp Drop in Toronto Home Sales
U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods caused a 28.5 percent drop in Toronto home sales from January to February, the sharpest decline since the pandemic's start, as buyers adopt a wait-and-see attitude due to economic uncertainty, despite prior predictions of a market rebound.
US Tariffs Trigger Sharp Drop in Toronto Home Sales
U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods caused a 28.5 percent drop in Toronto home sales from January to February, the sharpest decline since the pandemic's start, as buyers adopt a wait-and-see attitude due to economic uncertainty, despite prior predictions of a market rebound.
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44% Bias Score
Latvia Warns of Russia Exploiting Peace Talks for Geopolitical Gains
Latvia's foreign minister warns that Russia may exploit peace talks to weaken the U.S. and regain control over Ukraine, despite limited military success in seizing less than 20% of Ukraine's territory since 2014; Latvia is increasing its defense spending to 4% of GDP.
Latvia Warns of Russia Exploiting Peace Talks for Geopolitical Gains
Latvia's foreign minister warns that Russia may exploit peace talks to weaken the U.S. and regain control over Ukraine, despite limited military success in seizing less than 20% of Ukraine's territory since 2014; Latvia is increasing its defense spending to 4% of GDP.
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36% Bias Score
UN Security Council Fails to Pass US-Backed Ukraine Ceasefire Resolution
A US-backed resolution in the UN Security Council seeking a ceasefire in Ukraine failed to pass, with 10 of 15 members voting in favor but all five European members abstaining, including the UK and France who possess veto power. A similar resolution in the General Assembly was amended to condemn Rus...
UN Security Council Fails to Pass US-Backed Ukraine Ceasefire Resolution
A US-backed resolution in the UN Security Council seeking a ceasefire in Ukraine failed to pass, with 10 of 15 members voting in favor but all five European members abstaining, including the UK and France who possess veto power. A similar resolution in the General Assembly was amended to condemn Rus...
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44% Bias Score
Costa Rica Faces Criticism Over Treatment of Deported Migrants
Costa Rica's Ombudsman criticized the government's handling of 135 deported migrants from the US, citing inadequate airport reception, insufficient information, lack of translators, and a long bus ride to a temporary center without initial health checks; the government denies mistreatment.
Costa Rica Faces Criticism Over Treatment of Deported Migrants
Costa Rica's Ombudsman criticized the government's handling of 135 deported migrants from the US, citing inadequate airport reception, insufficient information, lack of translators, and a long bus ride to a temporary center without initial health checks; the government denies mistreatment.
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32% Bias Score
Rubio Boycotts G20 Meeting Amidst U.S.-South Africa Tensions
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio boycotted the G20 foreign ministers' meeting in South Africa due to tensions with South Africa over its policies, while European diplomats reaffirmed support for Ukraine amidst the ongoing war. The U.S. is represented by its acting ambassador to South Africa.
Rubio Boycotts G20 Meeting Amidst U.S.-South Africa Tensions
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio boycotted the G20 foreign ministers' meeting in South Africa due to tensions with South Africa over its policies, while European diplomats reaffirmed support for Ukraine amidst the ongoing war. The U.S. is represented by its acting ambassador to South Africa.
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48% Bias Score
King Charles III's Delayed Response to Trump's Actions Against Canada"
Amidst US President Trump's punitive tariffs and rhetoric against Canada, King Charles III's silence concerns Canadians, but his constitutional role limits direct political involvement. A recent meeting with Prime Minister Trudeau indicates efforts are underway to address the situation, with planned...
King Charles III's Delayed Response to Trump's Actions Against Canada"
Amidst US President Trump's punitive tariffs and rhetoric against Canada, King Charles III's silence concerns Canadians, but his constitutional role limits direct political involvement. A recent meeting with Prime Minister Trudeau indicates efforts are underway to address the situation, with planned...
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60% Bias Score
Mexican Woman Extradited to Georgia on Cocaine Trafficking Charges
A 60-year-old Mexican woman, Irma Elvira Cruz, was extradited from Mexico to Georgia and arraigned on federal charges for her alleged role in testing and transporting a large cocaine shipment from Colombia to Atlanta between 2013 and 2016, resulting in a significant drug seizure in Costa Rica in 201...
Mexican Woman Extradited to Georgia on Cocaine Trafficking Charges
A 60-year-old Mexican woman, Irma Elvira Cruz, was extradited from Mexico to Georgia and arraigned on federal charges for her alleged role in testing and transporting a large cocaine shipment from Colombia to Atlanta between 2013 and 2016, resulting in a significant drug seizure in Costa Rica in 201...
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44% Bias Score
U.S.-Ukraine Critical Minerals Deal Nears Completion
Ukraine and the U.S. are finalizing a deal on critical minerals and other resources, with President Zelenskyy expected to visit Washington, D.C., on Friday to sign it with President Trump. Although the deal is nearly complete, discrepancies exist regarding the amount of U.S. aid provided to Ukraine.
U.S.-Ukraine Critical Minerals Deal Nears Completion
Ukraine and the U.S. are finalizing a deal on critical minerals and other resources, with President Zelenskyy expected to visit Washington, D.C., on Friday to sign it with President Trump. Although the deal is nearly complete, discrepancies exist regarding the amount of U.S. aid provided to Ukraine.
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36% Bias Score
Shifting Media Frames on Racial Equity in the U.S. (2020-2025)
U.S. media coverage of racial equity shifted from highlighting systemic racism (2020-2021) to criticizing critical race theory (2021-2023) and DEI initiatives (2023-2025), influencing public opinion and resulting in policy rollbacks.
Shifting Media Frames on Racial Equity in the U.S. (2020-2025)
U.S. media coverage of racial equity shifted from highlighting systemic racism (2020-2021) to criticizing critical race theory (2021-2023) and DEI initiatives (2023-2025), influencing public opinion and resulting in policy rollbacks.
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52% Bias Score
China Urges European Role in Ukraine Peace, Contrasting with Russia
China's UN ambassador, Fu Cong, supports ending the Ukraine war, praising US-Russia talks but urging European peace contributions, contrasting with Russia's exclusion of Europe from negotiations, highlighting potential shifts in global power dynamics and European autonomy.
China Urges European Role in Ukraine Peace, Contrasting with Russia
China's UN ambassador, Fu Cong, supports ending the Ukraine war, praising US-Russia talks but urging European peace contributions, contrasting with Russia's exclusion of Europe from negotiations, highlighting potential shifts in global power dynamics and European autonomy.
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44% Bias Score
Costa Rica to Receive US-Deportated Asian Migrants
Costa Rica will receive roughly 200 Asian migrants deported from the US under a vaguely defined agreement, raising concerns about transparency, costs, and migrant rights; the process is overseen by the IOM and fully funded by the US.
Costa Rica to Receive US-Deportated Asian Migrants
Costa Rica will receive roughly 200 Asian migrants deported from the US under a vaguely defined agreement, raising concerns about transparency, costs, and migrant rights; the process is overseen by the IOM and fully funded by the US.
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36% Bias Score
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