f-35 stealth fighters

Portugal, Canada, and Germany Hesitate on F-35 Acquisition: What It Means for India

In a significant development, Portugal and Canada are expressing hesitancy over proceeding with the acquisition of F-35 stealth fighters from the United States. Adding to this, military experts from Germany have also voiced concerns about purchasing American stealth aircraft. These...
China

China Defends Execution of Four Canadians Amidst Diplomatic Tensions

China defended its execution of four Canadian citizens in recent weeks, maintaining that it acted “in accordance with the law” despite sharp condemnation from Canada. The latest incident further strains relations between the two nations, already embroiled in a series...
Donald Trump

Trump’s Tariff Hike Sparks Swift Retaliation from Major Trade Partners

President Donald Trump’s decision to impose increased tariffs on aluminum and steel imports has triggered immediate retaliation from key trade partners, threatening to escalate tensions and disrupt global commerce. Canada and the European Union (EU) have responded with reciprocal tariffs...
Crude Oil Prices

Oil Prices Decline Amid Tariff Concerns and OPEC+ Production Plans

Oil prices fell for a second consecutive day in early trading on Tuesday as global markets reacted to U.S. trade policies and concerns over slowing economic growth. The drop came amid growing fears that tariffs imposed by the United States...
French soldiers participate in a NATO military exercise at the Hohenfels training area in southern Germany, on Sept. 14, 2023.

France Defies U.S. Policy Shift, Continues Intelligence Support to Ukraine

Despite the Trump administration’s recent decision to halt intelligence sharing with Ukraine, France has pledged to continue providing intelligence support to Kyiv, French Armed Forces Minister Sébastien Lecornu said on Thursday. This move highlights growing European concerns about U.S. policy...
China's Trade Slowdown in November Sparks Concerns Amid Imminent U.S. Trade Risks

Global Bond Selloff Intensifies, Sending Shockwaves Through Asian Markets

Heavy selling in German bunds triggers a global rout; Asian equities buoyed by delayed US tariffs on Mexico and Canada A global bond selloff accelerated in Asia on Thursday, driving Japanese benchmark yields to their highest levels in over a decade. The rout, triggered...
Crude Oil Prices

Oil Prices Steady After Sharp Decline as U.S. Considers Easing Tariffs on Canadian Crude

Market Recovers Slightly Following Four-Day Drop Amid Trade Uncertainty and OPEC+ Output Plans Oil prices steadied on Thursday after suffering a sharp decline over the past four trading sessions. Investors responded cautiously to signs that the U.S. may ease tariffs...
Mexico is the leading supplier of vegetables and fruit into United States

Trump’s 25% Tariff on Mexico and Canada Set to Take Effect, Sparking Trade War

U.S. Faces Trade War With Key Partners as Trump Implements 25% Tariffs US President Donald Trump reaffirmed his decision to impose a 25 percent tariff on all Mexican and Canadian imports, starting Tuesday. This decision is expected to ignite a...
Volodymyr Zelenskyy- Donald Trump

European Leaders Rally Behind Zelenskyy as Trump’s Verbal Attack Deepens U.S.-Europe Rift

European leaders mounted a vigorous defense of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance subjected him to a barrage of condescending and scornful remarks during an Oval Office meeting. The episode,...
Sixty-six years ago, Canada made a historic decision that would forever change the trajectory of its aerospace industry. On February 20, 1959—now remembered as “Black Friday”—the Canadian government abruptly canceled the Avro Arrow (CF-105) program, a move that dashed the nation’s chances of becoming a dominant force in military aviation and engineering.

Avro Arrow: Canada’s Lost Dream of Aviation Supremacy

Sixty-Six Years Later, the Cancellation of the CF-105 Arrow Still Haunts Canada’s Aerospace Legacy Sixty-six years ago, Canada made a historic decision that would forever change the trajectory of its aerospace industry. On February 20, 1959—now remembered as “Black Friday”—the...
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