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Canada says China and India may seek to meddle in election
By Reuters The Canadian Security Intelligence Service made its comments at a time when Ottawa’s relations with both India and China are chilly. Beijing and New Delhi have denied previous allegations of interference.
White House mistakenly shares Yemen war plans with a journalist at The Atlantic
By Reuters Democratic lawmakers swiftly blasted the misstep, saying it was a breach of US national security and a violation of law that must be investigated by Congress.
Canadian PM Carney calls snap election, says Trump wants to break Canada
By Reuters Upon being sworn in as prime minister on March 14, Carney had said he could work with and respected Trump. On Sunday, however, he took a more combative approach.
Trump doubles down on US claims to Greenland as territory’s leaders lambast US delegation trip
By Reuters Trump has made US annexation of Greenland a major talking point since his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., paid a private visit to the vast, mineral-rich island in January.
Egypt makes new truce offer as Israeli strikes in Gaza kill 65, local officials say
By Reuters Health officials said Israel has killed nearly 700 Palestinians since it resumed its attacks, including at least 400 women and children.
Greenland leaders lambast US delegation trip as Trump talks of takeover
By Reuters President Trump has made US annexation of Greenland a major talking point since his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr, paid a private visit to the vast, mineral-rich island in January.
Singapore core inflation rate at the lowest in nearly four years in February
By Reuters Headline inflation was 0.9% in annual terms in February, matching economists’ forecasts.
Turkey detains nine journalists over protests against Istanbul mayor’s arrest, union says
By Reuters It was not immediately clear why the journalists who were covering overnight protests were detained.
China promotes business potential to Apple, Pfizer and other US companies
By Reuters Beijing is keen to woo foreign investment amid heightened geopolitical tensions, as policymakers try to boost domestic consumption in a slowing economy to offset the impact of US tariffs.
Some Europeans reconsider trips to US in protest against Trump
By Reuters Visitor numbers to the US from Western Europe fell 1% year-on-year in February, according to preliminary data from the US National Travel and Tourism Office, after rising 14% in the same period last year.
US delegation aims for Black Sea ceasefire in Ukraine, Russia talks
By Reuters The White House says the aim of the talks is to reach a maritime ceasefire in the Black Sea, allowing the free flow of shipping.
Israeli strike at Gaza hospital kills 5, Israel says target was Hamas militant
By Reuters After two months of relative calm in the war, Gazans have again been fleeing for their lives after Israel effectively abandoned a ceasefire, launching a new all-out air and ground campaign on Tuesday against Hamas.
Canadian PM Carney calls snap election, says Trump wants to break Canada
By Reuters Upon being sworn in as prime minister on March 14, Carney had said he could work with and respected Trump. On Sunday, however, he took a more combative approach.
South Korean court reinstates impeached PM Han Duck-soo as acting president
By Reuters Han took over as acting leader from President Yoon Suk Yeol, who was himself impeached over his short-lived declaration of martial law last year. Following the ruling, Han returns to his acting president position immediately.
Hyderabad showcase batting might again in IPL victory
By Reuters Kishan said the freedom offered by skipper Pat Cummins had allowed them to go in with an ultra-aggressive approach.