Austrian manufacturer RHI Magnesita spends about 1 million euros of its roughly 400 million euros earnings a year ensuring it complies with EU rules on corporate sustainability. A first wave of reforms to peel back layers of red tape will do little to… https://t.co/RonBZ4uOvs pic.twitter.com/zBWwsIERyB
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Day: March 21, 2025
President Trump on a collision course with GOP defense hawks over NATO https://t.co/j9qLDcHktw
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Riley Weiss scored 24 points and Kitty Henderson tallied 11 points, seven rebounds and seven assists as Columbia held off Washington 63-60 in the First Four of the Women’s NCAA Tournament on Thursday in Chapel Hill, N.C. https://t.co/VBTYYYMoYp pic.twitter.com/aC3xLAOCwK
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Canadians are angry, very angry. US president Donald Trump is not backing down from his annexation plans – and this week he even called the country “nasty”.
On last week’s episode, we looked at a small minority of Canadian separatists who said they would welcome Trump’s plan to turn Canada into the 51st state. It caused quite a stir among our Canadian listeners. So on today’s episode, we go back to Canada and look at the majority’s view on Trump’s expansionist plans and how the current crisis is affecting politics there in unusual ways ahead of new Prime Minister Mark Carney calling a snap election expected in April.
We hear first-hand from some of our Canadian listeners and Roland Oliphant is joined by Mark MacKinnon, senior international correspondent at Canadian broadsheet, The Globe and Mail.
Read:
‘We want to live in America’s 51st state: The Canadians pledging their loyalty to Trump’ by Memphis Barker:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/us/news/2025/03/15/the-canadians-who-want-trump-to-turn-canada-into-51st-state/
Listen:
Trump Edition: Annexing Canada, negotiating with Russia and containing China
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/trump-edition-annexing-canada-negotiating-with-russia/id1712903296?i=1000699135822
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In clash over PM’s right to fire Shin Bet chief, a deeper question about responsibility for Oct. 7 | The Times of Israel https://t.co/n3AH3FQaIB
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In clash over PM’s right to fire Shin Bet chief, a deeper question about responsibility for Oct. 7 | The Times of Israel https://t.co/n3AH3FQaIB
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Met officers say no immediate indication of foul play as airlines around the world face days of disruption
Counter-terror police are leading the investigation into the “unprecedented” electrical substation fire that has closed down London Heathrow, stopping more than 1,300 flights, as engineers tried to restore power to the airport on Friday.
Airlines face days of disruption with hundreds of thousands of scheduled passengers already unable to fly in and out of Europe’s busiest airport, after what ministers said was an “unusual and unprecedented incident”.
Australia’s dominant supermarket chains have benefited from wider profit margins at a time of rapidly increasing shelf prices, the competition regulator said in a new report on Thursday, and called for measures to make the industry fairer. https://t.co/eTwRUjWzfC pic.twitter.com/bQJblyDGNu
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