US POLITICS
Vietnam, 50 years on
GZERO World commemorates Vietnam's reunification anniversary with a poignant episode featuring Viet Thanh Nguyen and Mai Elliott. They delve into the war's lasting impact and Vietnam's remarkable recovery. The discussion pivots to the nation's economic success and delicate diplomatic position between China and the US, highlighting the importance of strategic balance for continued prosperity.
Can Mark Carney-Trump meeting repair frosty Canada-US relations after tariffs?
Mark Carney, the Canadian Prime Minister, is meeting Donald Trump at the White House. This meeting follows trade tensions and annexation threats. Carney aims to ease the strained relationship and pursue a trade deal. Trump believes Carney is seeking a deal. The meeting is crucial for the future of US-Canada relations. Both leaders will discuss tariffs and cooperation.
Danielle Smith: The Alberta Premier who could split Canada with 2026 secession vote
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has proposed a 2026 referendum on Alberta's separation from Canada, escalating tensions with the federal government. Smith, a former broadcaster, aims to give Albertans a voice amid growing Western alienation, particularly concerning energy policies. The referendum, sparked by a petition process, has ignited debate and raised questions about Alberta's future within Canada.
Gold price forecast: Is gold on the verge of smashing $3,500 as it climbs to $3,397 amid global tensions, dollar weakness, and trade uncertainty?
Gold price forecast is back in focus as the yellow metal hits $3,397 today, climbing rapidly on rising global tensions, a shaky U.S. dollar, and trade deal uncertainty under President Trump. Investors are flocking to gold as a safe haven amid fears of a broader financial shakeup triggered by conflicts in Israel, volatile Asian currencies, and growing pressure on the White House to deliver trade results. With central banks buying more gold and market momentum building, analysts say the $3,500 all-time high could be within reach. This gold rally could be just the beginning.
Could Canada join the European Union? rising public support and strategic interest amid US tensions
Amid escalating tensions with the US, nearly half of Canadians now support joining the European Union, according to a 2025 Abacus poll. While legal barriers remain, the growing interest reflects Canada’s push to diversify global alliances and reduce economic reliance on the US through deeper ties with Europe
China slams CIA recruitment ads as 'naked political provocation'
China on Tuesday condemned recruitment adverts by the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) asking disillusioned Chinese officials to share state secrets as a "naked political provocation". The US intelligence agency last week released a number of videos it said were aimed at "recruiting Chinese officials to help the US".
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Ray Dalio, who warned of 2008 market crash, fears ‘something worse’ than recession amid Trump tariffs
Ray Dalio, who predicted the 2008 financial crisis, warns the U.S. faces economic peril worse than a recession. He attributes this to rising debt, political instability, and Trump's tariffs, which disrupt the global order. Dalio urges fiscal discipline to avert a potential collapse of the dollar and increased global tensions, drawing parallels to the instability of the 1930s.
Gold hits one-week high on safe-haven demand, Fed decision loom
Gold prices experienced a surge, reaching a one-week high due to escalating concerns surrounding President Trump's proposed tariffs, which heightened safe-haven demand. Investors are closely monitoring the upcoming Federal Reserve policy meeting for insights into the U.S. central bank's future rate decisions, amidst uncertainty caused by the tariff plans. Other metals like silver and platinum saw slight movements.
Who could be the next Federal Reserve chairman if Jerome Powell is sacked by Donald Trump? Here are some names making the rounds
Donald Trump's attacks on the Federal Reserve fuel speculation about Jerome Powell's successor. Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor, and Chris Waller, a current Fed official, are potential candidates. Warsh criticizes the Fed's current direction. Waller emphasizes the importance of central bank independence. Both acknowledge the scrutiny the Fed chair faces. The next chair's commitment to nonpolitical policy is crucial.
Andor Season 2 Part 3: When will next episode release and what to expect in it? See Episodes 7 to 9 release date, time and plot
Andor Season 2 Part 3 will release Episodes 7 to 9 on May 6 at 6 pm PT on Disney Plus. Fans outside the US will get access early on May 7. The new arc focuses on Mon Mothma’s political storyline and will include the return of droid K-2SO in Episode 8.
EU offers $567 million incentives to attract US researchers amid Trump's policies
Emmanuel Macron and Ursula von der Leyen are challenging Donald Trump's science policies, aiming to attract US researchers to Europe with a €500 million incentives package. They criticized the questioning of science's role and highlighted threats to US research programs, including funding cuts and potential deportation fears for foreign students.
Portugal copies Trump, to expel 18,000 undocumented migrants ahead of May election
Portugal's government plans to expel about 18,000 undocumented migrants. This action comes before the general election in May 2025. The government will issue expulsion notices soon. Initially, 4,500 individuals will be asked to leave voluntarily. Those who do not comply will face deportation. Opposition parties criticize this as a populist tactic.
‘Delighted’ Trump claims he ‘threw’ Canadian election to Liberals
Donald Trump's remarks on Canada's sovereignty and trade policies influenced the 2025 Canadian federal election, leading to a Liberal victory under Prime Minister Mark Carney. Carney, emphasizing Canada's independence, pledged to diversify trade and reduce reliance on the US amid widespread disapproval of Trump's policies. He is now preparing to meet Trump to redefine the Canada-US relationship.
ADB chief urges Asian economies to push reforms amid uncertainty
ADB President Masato Kanda urges Asian economies, including India, to proactively pursue reforms for sustained growth amidst global uncertainty. He emphasized sound economic policies, regional connectivity, and private sector development as crucial strategies. While acknowledging the impact of US tariffs, Kanda sees an opportunity for Asian economies to enhance resilience and interconnectedness through continued reforms and diversification.
I wasn't there during many Congress' mistakes, but happy to take responsibility: Rahul Gandhi on 1984 riots
Rahul Gandhi spoke about the 1984 riots and Congress's relationship with the Sikh community. He addressed past mistakes and his role. He also discussed Lord Ram and the BJP's ideology. Amit Malviya criticized Gandhi's remarks. Malviya defended Lord Ram and Hindu values. The interaction took place at Brown University. The BJP attacked Gandhi's statements. The event sparked controversy and debate.
Kamala Harris back in public eye after election loss; hits the dance floor in viral video. Watch
Former Vice President Kamala Harris made her first major public appearance since losing the 2024 presidential election at Emerge America's 20th anniversary event in San Francisco. She sharply criticized Donald Trump’s early policies, warning of rising economic and social risks. While her speech drew political attention, a backstage video of Harris dancing with TikTok creator Kenneth Walden to the viral song “Boots on the Ground” went viral online. The clip sparked mixed reactions, ranging from praise to criticism.
Fearful of Trump, some Americans look to make a life in Europe
Following Trump's re-election, a notable number of Americans are exploring relocation to Europe, driven by concerns over policy shifts and social issues. Increased applications for Irish passports and long-stay visas in France and the UK signal this trend.
EAM Jaishankar highlights India's expanding engagement in Arctic region
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday highlighted India's expanding engagement in polar regions, noting that the country has been active in the Antarctic for over four decades and has recently strengthened its Arctic involvement through a dedicated policy and international collaborations.
PAP secures landslide victory in Singapore General Election; PM Wong gets strong mandate
In a decisive victory, Singapore's People's Action Party secured 87 out of 97 seats in the recent election, granting Prime Minister Lawrence Wong a strong mandate. Amidst economic uncertainties and leadership transition, Singaporeans prioritized stability, boosting the PAP's vote share to 65.57%. Wong acknowledged concerns about cost of living and housing, pledging renewed efforts to address them.
6,600 troops to march in military parade on Donald Trump’s 79th birthday
A massive military parade will take place on 14 June, marking the US Army’s 250th anniversary and President Donald Trump’s 79th birthday. The event, involving 6,600 troops, 150 military vehicles, and 50 aircraft, will start near Arlington, Virginia, and end on the National Mall. Army officials confirmed the parade's final approval after discussions that began only weeks ago. The celebration, while elaborate, arrives amid sweeping federal budget cuts and job losses, including within the Defence Department.
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.
King Charles to open Canada’s parliament amid escalating tensions with the US
King Charles III will open Canada's Parliament in May 2025, marking the first time a reigning monarch has done so in nearly seven decades. The visit occurs amid rising tensions between Canada and the United States, with President Trump's remarks sparking diplomatic concerns.
Tesla's sales in key European markets plunge in April
Tesla witnessed a sharp decline in sales across key European markets in April. Sweden saw a massive 80.7% drop. Denmark and France also reported significant decreases. This decline is attributed to rising competition from Chinese EV brands. Elon Musk's political views have sparked protests. These factors are impacting Tesla's performance in Europe.
Why Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Žižek wants Donald Trump to survive? And it's not what you think
Slavoj Žižek recently shared in an interview why he fears the rise of JD Vance over Donald Trump. While Trump’s chaotic leadership may be unpredictable, Žižek argues that Vance’s cold, efficient style could be far more dangerous. For Žižek, Trump’s unpredictability might at least offer transparency, whereas Vance’s calculated approach could hide more sinister motives.
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.
Forget Donald Trump's poor poll numbers after 100 days in office, Americans are more frustrated with Democrats for weak opposition
A recent CNN poll reveals growing American frustration with both President Trump and the Democratic Party's perceived ineffectiveness. The survey indicates widespread discontent, with a majority believing the country is on the wrong track. Democratic leaders face particularly low approval ratings, even within their own party, as many feel they are failing to provide adequate opposition.
'Hostile, political act': White House vs Amazon after tech giant planned to disclose cost of US tariffs on its website
The White House accused Amazon of committing a “hostile and political act” after a report said the e-commerce company was planning to inform customers how much Donald Trump’s tariffs would cost them as they shopped. The press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, was responding to a report in Punchbowl News,. However, Amazon has denied the report.
The final result: Who won what in 2025 Canada federal election, and why
Mark Carney led the Liberal Party to victory in Canada's 2025 elections. The Liberals secured a minority government. Pierre Poilievre of the Conservative Party lost his seat. Jagmeet Singh of the NDP also faced defeat. Donald Trump's policies influenced the election. Canadians prioritized stability amidst global tensions. The election saw record voter turnout. Carney emphasized Canadian independence from the US.
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.
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