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Trump Claims Trade Imbalance: accuses Canada of exploiting US; says deal likely but no rush

Donald Trump has voiced concerns that Canada has been exploiting trade advantages over the United States for years. He asserts that talks between the nations are nearing a satisfactory agreement for the U.S. economy. Trump advocates for a sustainable deal rather than a temporary fix, criticizing Canadian tariffs and calling for transparency in trade practices. Despite the friction, he remains hopeful for a resolution to the ongoing trade conflict.

Immigration authorities to deport Korean fugitive

A 41-year-old South Korean fugitive is facing deportation proceedings after being arrested in Taguig City for his alleged involvement in illegal gambling activities, the Bureau of Immigration (BI) said on Sunday. According to the BI, Lee Seung-hyun was arrested on Oct. 13 based on a request from the South Korean government. “South Korean authorities allege

Brazil votes in tight election as Lula slams polling obstacles

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil – Brazil voted Sunday in a knife-edge election between right-wing senator Flavio Bolsonaro and leftist incumbent Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who called for voting hours to be extended over obstacles to public transport in some cities. Lula, who turns 81 next week, is facing stiff competition from the son of jailed

ABBA’s Chiquitita raised over $5 million for UNICEF in 45 years; how the 1979 hit continues to protect children

ABBA's song Chiquitita has raised over US$5 million for UNICEF since its release in 1979. This funding supports various programs aimed at protecting vulnerable children from abuse and violence. The pledge originated during a concert at the United Nations to promote children's rights. In 2021, ABBA extended its support by pledging royalties from another song to UNICEF.

Saudi Arabia’s Singapore plan: How Riyadh aims to protect Asian oil supplies from 2027

Saudi Arabia is set to store crude oil in Singapore starting in the second half of 2027. This arrangement aims to enhance energy security in the region amid supply disruptions. Singapore's Jurong Rock Caverns will provide storage facilities for Saudi crude oil supplies. The agreement will allow Saudi Aramco to bring supplies closer to key Asian markets.

Australian murderer loses bid to eat Vegemite in prison

Andre McKechnie, who murdered a property developer, argued it was his right to enjoy Australian culture.

France protest loss estimates: As demonstrations enter third week, how much could retailers lose as shops remain shut

French retailers face mounting losses as protests bring looting, damage and store closures. Carrefour has warned of a hit of up to €200 million to annual operating profit, while luxury brands have boarded up shops and increased security amid fears of further unrest.

Man dies after landslide hits two-storey house in Penang

Preliminary findings indicate that a leaking water pipe at a hillside construction project may have triggered the landslide, local authorities said.