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India faces challenges on its periphery— but a neighbour with nuclear weapons puts Delhi in a unique position: Walter C. Ladwig
Walter C. Ladwig highlights India's increasingly assertive foreign policy and growing confidence on the global stage, particularly in its relationships with the West. India's strategic partnerships with the US, Russia, and other nations are crucial for its security and technological advancement. As India's economy expands, it faces unique security challenges, especially concerning its nuclear-armed neighbor.
These U.S states, including Republican ones, ignore Donald Trump's tariffs, launch their own campaign to woo Canadian tourists
Canadian tourists are missing from many U.S. destinations in 2025, and top states like California, Florida, Illinois, New York, Massachusetts, and Palm Springs are taking major steps to bring them back. With rising travel costs, a strong U.S. dollar, and fewer cross-border trips, these places are launching emotional campaigns, travel discounts, and personal messages to reconnect with Canadian travelers. From banners in Palm Springs to deep hotel deals in California, this nationwide effort is about more than tourism.
'Never say never, wonderful marriage': Trump vs Mark Carney in White House on Canada as 51st US state
In a tense meeting, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney confronted U.S. President Donald Trump over tariffs and annexation threats. Trump suggested Canada become the 51st state, a proposal Carney firmly rejected, asserting Canada is not for sale. Trump's pre-meeting social media posts criticized Canada, claiming the U.S. subsidizes its northern neighbor, despite economic data showing U.S. reliance on Canadian goods.
‘Canada won't be for sale’: Carney-Trump showdown at the White House
Mark Carney met Donald Trump in Washington. Carney stood firm that Canada's sovereignty is non-negotiable. Trump wants a closer US-Canada relationship. He reiterated his stance on tariffs. Carney asked Trump to stop calling Canada "the 51st state". Discussions included trade, military cooperation, and the USMCA. Carney will continue to push for tariff removal.
Still No REAL ID? These 5 states offer alternative travel IDs after May 7 — Here’s what you can use
As the REAL ID travellers standard becomes the new norm for domestic air travel, it is crucial for passengers to confirm their documentation status ahead of their next trip.
Trump insults Canada ahead of its prime minister's arrival at the White House
President Trump greeted Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney with hostility, asserting the U.S. doesn't need anything from Canada and questioning the trade imbalance. Carney, elected on a platform of confronting Trump's aggression, aims to address trade pressures and defend Canadian interests. Despite Trump's threats and tariffs, Carney seeks constructive talks while also exploring alternative alliances for Canada.
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What is Starbase and who will run it? Elon Musk's new city in Texas explained
The area where Elon Musk's SpaceX company operates on the southern tip of Texas is to officially become a city called Starbase. This weekend, residents voted to approve an incorporating a patch of land as the new municipality. Elon Musk is developing a new city in Texas, which is coming up in the area where SpaceX operates.
As Mark Carney visits the White House, Donald Trump says he doesn't know what the Canadian Prime Minister wants to discuss
Donald Trump says he doesn’t know what Canadian PM Mark Carney wants to discuss, just a day before their White House meeting, leaving many wondering about the purpose of the high-level talks. With a major U.S.-Canada trade war in full swing, and billions in tariffs impacting industries, Trump’s casual remark—“I guess he wants to make a deal”—adds to the tension. This marks their first in-person meeting since Carney’s election win, where critical issues like CUSMA, auto tariffs, and even Canadian sovereignty may be on the table. Here's what’s at stake and why this visit really matters for both nations.
Trump threatened 100% tariff on movies made outside US. Here's what we know
President Trump is considering a 100% tariff on foreign-made films, citing national security and the need to protect the American movie industry. Experts warn this could dramatically increase production costs, spark retaliation, and harm the thriving U.S. film sector, which currently enjoys a trade surplus.
What's in Trump's big bill? Money for migrant clampdown but tax breaks and program cuts hit 'bumps'
The US Congress is working on Donald Trump's bill. It includes tax cuts and spending changes. Funding will increase for border security and defense. Republicans aim to pass it by Memorial Day. The bill faces hurdles in committees. It will then go to the Senate. Democrats oppose the 'extreme Republican agenda'. The bill covers immigration, defense, student loans, and energy.
Canada faces a summer of shortages even after Mark Carney's victory, here's the reason behind it
Canada faces a summer of shortages even after Mark Carney's victory, and the story behind it is more serious than it first seems. With U.S. President Donald Trump imposing steep tariffs on Canadian goods, Canada’s economy is feeling the heat—from rising inflation to empty grocery shelves. Despite Carney’s election win and strong stance on trade, Canadians could see job losses, higher prices, and slower growth.
Who is Stephen Miller? The immigration hardliner who could be Donald Trump's next National Security Adviser
Stephen Miller could soon become Trump’s new National Security Adviser after the firing of Mike Waltz in the wake of the “Signalgate” scandal. Known for his hardline immigration stance, Miller is now being considered for one of the top security roles in the U.S. government. His controversial past, including pushing the Muslim ban and family separation policy, is raising concerns across civil rights groups. With Trump backing him and ongoing plans for mass deportation, this possible appointment could reshape national security and immigration policies in major ways. Read the full story to see what’s at stake next.
Traveling without a Real ID? Here are the documents you can use instead
Though the REAL ID deadline is now in sight, individuals without one need not cancel travel plans. The Department of Homeland Security has also encouraged citizens to upgrade to a REAL ID soon to avoid potential last-minute delays in future travels.
'She can't even think straight': Trump blasts Mexico's Sheinbaum for rejecting offer to send US troops into Mexico to fight cartels
Donald Trump proposed sending American troops to Mexico to fight drug cartels. Claudia Sheinbaum declined the offer, emphasizing Mexico's sovereignty. Sheinbaum stated that Mexico would never accept U.S. military presence. Trump expressed disappointment, suggesting Sheinbaum feared the cartels. Discussions between the leaders have included security, trade, and immigration. The U.S. has urged Mexico to intensify efforts against drug trafficking.
How Trump's trade war grounded Canada-US flights
Trade wars impacted air travel between Canada and the United States. Airlines like WestJet and Air Canada reduced US routes. Porter Airlines focused on domestic travel. Canadians canceled US trips due to exchange rates and political issues. Flight bookings dropped significantly. Duty-free shops and US tourism suffered. Canadian provinces promoted local tourism. Domestic travel became more popular among Canadians.
With U.S trips off the table, thousands of Canadians turn to scenic alternatives as Air Canada axes routes; here are stunning places they are choosing instead
Canadians are increasingly avoiding U.S. vacations due to political tensions, stricter border controls, and flight cancellations. Travel to the U.S. has significantly declined, prompting exploration of alternative destinations. Popular choices include Costa Rica, Mexico, Thailand, and Ecuador for international trips, while Nova Scotia, Yukon, and Haida Gwaii offer appealing local getaways.
Door knocks and DNA tests: How Trump administration plans to keep tabs on 450,000 migrant kids
The Trump administration is reviewing 450,000 migrant children who entered the U.S. without parents during Biden's term, citing concerns about sponsor vetting and child safety. This initiative involves house checks by Homeland Security and FBI agents, raising fears of deportation for undocumented sponsors and children.
Canada's economy 'Walking on a Tightrope,' Deloitte report warns of looming downturn
Deloitte forecasts a potential Canadian economic downturn in 2025, citing slow GDP growth and declining investment. The report emphasizes trade-related risks, particularly concerning potential U.S. tariffs. It urges policymakers to reinforce trade agreements, implement targeted fiscal stimulus, and address labor shortages to avert a deeper economic contraction following the recent election.
Trump’s tariff not applicable on Canadian auto parts under CUSMA compliance
Canadian auto parts meeting CUSMA standards are exempt from new U.S. tariffs, providing relief to Canada's auto industry. This exemption safeguards economic growth and jobs in key provinces, reinforcing CUSMA's role as a shield against trade disruptions. The decision eases tensions and highlights the value of free trade within North America.
How Canada made America great
Donald Trump's threats against Canada inadvertently aided Mark Carney's election victory, but now Carney faces the challenge of navigating a potentially hostile US. A strained relationship risks America's security and global standing, squandering the strategic advantages of a friendly northern neighbor. Historically, a peaceful Canada has been vital for US military and diplomatic strength, allowing it to project power globally.
De minimis ends: Consumers to pay the price as Trump kills 'big scam' that helped China's Shein, Temu
De minimis US-China tariff: The US has ended the de minimis exception, imposing tariffs on small packages from China and Hong Kong, a move criticized by Trump as a "big scam." This decision is expected to raise prices for American consumers buying from platforms like Temu and Shein, and impact independent online sellers.
Trump's water war with Mexico is just starting
Trump has threatened tariffs, while Mexico's president seeks a resolution, but internal water scarcity complicates compliance.
Manchester United vs Athletic Bilbao UEFA Europa League: Live streaming, broadcast, predictions and probable lineup for Leg 1 semi-final
Manchester United and Athletic Bilbao are set to clash for their first-leg semi-final matchup of Europa League 2024-25 on May 1. The match will take place at Athletic Bilbao's home turf, the San Mamés Stadium.
Trump's tariffs have launched global trade wars: Here's a timeline of events
Donald Trump’s sweeping new tariffs have reignited global trade tensions, targeting China, Canada, Mexico, and the EU. The measures have triggered swift retaliation, escalated economic uncertainty, and drawn warnings from economists about inflation, disrupted supply chains, and a potential global slowdown. Policy volatility further clouds business planning.
First migrants charged for entering military zone on US border
The US Department of Justice has initiated prosecutions against migrants for illegally entering a military zone along the US-Mexico border, a zone established as part of President Trump's immigration crackdown. Twenty-eight migrants were charged in New Mexico for crossing into the 170-mile buffer zone patrolled by US troops.
New survey reveals why 60% of Canadians are avoiding U.S. Travel and how they view President Donald Trump
A recent study conducted by Longwoods International reveals that 60% of Canadian adults are opting not to travel to the United States in 2025, citing rising political tensions and rhetoric from U.S. President Donald Trump.
Indians are 'abandoning' their children at US borders. But why?
An increasing number of unaccompanied Indian minors, some as young as six, are being found at US borders, mainly from rural Gujarat. From 2022 to 2025, 1,656 such children were apprehended, often used by families as a means to seek asylum. Experts link this to strategic migration tactics, though policy changes may slow the trend.
100 days in: How Trump reshaped US’ immigration policy?
In his second term's initial 100 days, President Trump intensified immigration policies by restricting migration and bolstering enforcement. The administration aimed to deport one million undocumented immigrants annually, expanding ICE's authority and encouraging local police involvement. Simultaneously, H-1B visa restrictions were tightened, a "Gold Card" investor visa was introduced, and student visa oversight increased, alongside heightened border security measures.
US-Canada-Mexico joint World Cup goes from unity to acrimony thanks to tariffs and ''51st state'' talk
The 2026 World Cup in North America faces potential challenges. Donald Trump's return and trade tensions raise concerns. These concerns are about organization, travel, and international relations. Despite worries, officials remain optimistic. They believe the event will proceed successfully.
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