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Understanding the Impact of New Tariffs: A Closer Look As we navigate the complexities of international trade, one cannot overlook the monumental categories impacted by the new tariffs: oil, electronics, and vehicles. In early February, an intriguing diplomatic dance unfolded. President Trump reached an agreement with leaders from both Canada and Mexico to postpone tariffs for a month. This reprieve, however, was fleeting. On a seemingly ordinary Tuesday, a significant shift occurred as the 25% tariffs took…

On Monday, President Donald Trump agreed to suspend for 30 days his looming tariff threats against Mexico and Canada. Why this sudden change of heart? It appears our two largest trading allies made significant efforts to tackle Trump's concerns over border security and drug-related issues, efforts that warranted a temporary reprieve. Consider this pause a cooling-off period after what could only be described as a tempestuous few days. North America found itself on the brink of a trade war—a situation brimming with the…

In a striking commentary on international trade dynamics, U.S. President Donald Trump acknowledged that the extensive tariffs he has enacted against Mexico, Canada, and China may induce "some pain" for American consumers. This admission comes at a time when global market reaction has prompted widespread apprehension that these levies could stifle economic growth and rekindle inflationary pressures. Returning from his Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida, Mr. Trump indicated a willingness to engage with the leaders of Canada and…

In a rapidly shifting global economy, Canada, Mexico, and China have publicly declared their intentions to retaliate against the tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump. This decision arrived swiftly as Trump mandated a staggering 25% duty on imports from Canada and Mexico, alongside a 10% levy on goods sourced from China, set to take effect imminently. The ramifications of these tariffs are profound, prompting China to announce its intention to contest the charges at the World Trade Organization. Their…

In a dramatic escalation of trade tensions, U.S. President Donald Trump has announced steep tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China, starting Tuesday. The punitive measures entail a staggering 25% tariff on goods from Canada and Mexico, alongside a 10% levy on Chinese imports. Economists are ringing alarm bells, suggesting this could spark a new trade war, jeopardizing global growth and reigniting inflationary pressures. Following a lengthy golfing session in Florida, Trump put pen to paper on three isolated…

The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is poised to introduce new tariffs targeting key trading partners: Canada, Mexico, and China. This move could disrupt supply chains that span multiple sectors—from energy to automotive—while raising alarms about potential inflation. Specifics of the tariffs are already generating concern. Mr. Trump intends to impose a steep 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico, attributing this decision to what he perceives as these nations’ inadequate efforts to curb illegal…

The International Organisation for Migration (IOM), with a nod from Canada's government, reaffirmed its pledge to boost community involvement and policing endeavors in Wajir County. During a roadshow caravan kickoff on Thursday, IOM’s Soumana Ali articulated the body’s commitment to aiding the Kenyan government. “Our goal is to nurture healthier relationships between communities and state forces,” Ali said, especially in frontier regions. Ali outlined the mission to reframe views on border locales. “Communities near…

Lytton: the hottest city in the world CANADA - The world is so different that people sleep and wake up at different times due to changing time zones, something we cannot change. Some of these things are so unique that people keep wondering about the circumstances behind them. A few days ago, the city of Lytton, British Columbia, Canada officially became the hottest city in the world. On…

The 37th "Vues d'Afrique" International Film Festival opened on Friday 9 April with an online ceremony, live from Montreal, Quebec, but also from the Ivory Coast, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Senegal, for "An audience around the world" . This second digital edition offers until April 18 one hundred films from more than 30 countries in Africa and the Caribbean.…

Djely Tapa Diarra combines Mandinka music and electro in his first album: "Baroque". © Jypheal for Etallon Group It has been nicknamed the "Morello Cherry in Montreal". Malian singer Djely Tapa Diarra, daughter of the famous Kandia Kouyaté, has made her place in the sun in Quebec music. His first album, Baroque, is at the crossroads of Mandingo music and electro. This fighter summons the rhythms of her country, Mali,…