“We will support our workers, our businesses and our industries with whatever it takes, for as long as it takes,” Canadian Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said on Tuesday.
During the COP17 conference in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia offered potential data centre investors tax relief, data security, cheap energy, land, and cold weather.
Azerbaijan’s largest financial institution, the International Bank of Azerbaijan, is expanding its corporate banking operations by acquiring a 51% controlling stake in Uzbekistan’s Davr Bank in a deal valued at €86 million.
The US president said Tehran could no longer pay large segments of its military and was facing a “humanitarian crisis of epic proportions,” days after 32 countries issued a joint statement condemning Iran’s use of executions to silence dissent.
Qatar says its officials are speaking to the parties daily to restart US-Iran negotiations, while urging Tehran to reopen and immediately restore freedom of navigation through the key energy route.
The rhetoric between the two countries is escalating, with Trump telling Canadian leaders on Monday to “fall in line” or face consequences “far WORSE” than existing tariffs.
Afghanistan has endured repeated periods of widespread hunger in recent decades as it has struggled through civil war and other crises.
Human rights groups said they recorded a surge in forced recruitment since mid-August, amid reports that Russia is preparing a new mobilisation wave after September’s elections.
A tornado filmed near Pomas in southern France damages about 300 homes and injures 39 people as rescue teams search affected villages.
Washington rescinded a designation in place since 1979, lifting severe economic restrictions and opening the door to private investment, as the US State Department also removed the terror designation from HTS, the group al-Sharaa led to topple Assad.