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Madagascar Gen Z protest: Military General to take over the prime minister's job
New ReviewMadagascar President Andry Rajoelina named Ruphin Fortunat Zafisambo, a military general, as the country’s new prime minister on Monday, a week after dissolving the government in response to ongoing protests fuelled by power outages and...
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Liberals pledge support for N.L. tech sector during St. John’s campaign stop
New ReviewOn the campaign trail ahead of next week’s general election, the Liberals spent Tuesday in St. John’s. As the CBC’s Henrike Wilhelm reports, their promises focused on supporting the province’s technology sector and Newfoundland and...
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Charity in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside says it's at risk of closing due to lack of funding
New ReviewA charity that has been providing jobs to people facing barriers in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside for more than 20 years is at risk of shutting down. The Potluck Café Society says funding has dried up and they are working to raise...
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Should Montreal do more to attract tourists? These mayoral hopefuls have different ideas
New ReviewProjet Montréal Leader Luc Rabouin and Ensemble Montréal Leader Soraya Martinez Ferrada, a former federal tourism minister, both agree the city should try to attract more visitors, but they don’t necessarily agree on what should be done.
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Fine Gael Parliamentary ministers speak to media during a think-in in Co. Westmeath
New ReviewHildegarde Naughton, Patrick O'Donovan, Helen McEntee, and Peter Burke of the Fine Gael Parliamentary Party speak to the media during a think-in at Mullingar Park Hotel, Co. Westmeath. The Summer Economic Statement in July outlined an...
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EV mandate paused because automakers have 'enough on their plate,' Carney says
New ReviewPrime Minister Mark Carney said Friday that 2026 models would be waived from the EV sales mandate. Carney said the auto industry is struggling due to the trade war, and that his government is rolling out measures to help
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Maniwaki sawmill closure puts 130 jobs on the chopping block
New ReviewThe Domtar sawmill in Maniwaki is closing indefinitely after sweeping lumber tariffs from the U.S. put Canada’s industry at risk.
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Canada’s economy lost 66,000 jobs in August. Is the government doing enough? | Hanomansing Tonight
New ReviewCanada's unemployment rate reached nearly its highest point since 2016 as the economy shed 66,000 jobs in August, according to new data from Statistics Canada. Economist Robert Embree discusses what the federal government could do to...
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India-Japan Economic Forum: India Opens Nuclear Energy To Private Sector, Targets 100 GW By 2047
India-Japan Economic Forum: India Opens Nuclear Energy To Private Sector, Targets 100 GW By 2047 | WION Prime Minister Narendra Modi today gave a strong push to India’s nuclear energy ambitions while addressing the India-Japan Joint...
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India's nuclear energy ambitions includes the private sector
India has taken a historic step by allowing private companies to participate in its nuclear energy sector.
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Trump tariffs: $87 billion in US imports from India at risk
While Indian exporters brace for the shock of higher tariffs, it is American consumers who could soon feel the real pinch.
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India-U.S. Ties: Trump's 50% Tariff Threatens India's Manufacturing Ambitions
The move would give India the highest tariff rate in Asia, threatening a manufacturing sector that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has spent a decade trying to build to take on the likes of China.
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Peter Burke expects VAT reduction as part of plan to support tourism
The Enterprise Minister has said he expects a VAT reduction for some parts of the hospitality sector, as he refused to be drawn on whether hotels would be excluded from such a move. Peter Burke said he expects a reduction in VAT will be...
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Economy Insights: State of Spain's Economy Decoded
Economy Insights: Spain is defying the broader European economic slowdown, Emerging as one of eurozone's fastest-growing major economy for a second consecutive year. While countries like Germany, France, and Italy are seeing sluggish or...
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Why young men with university degrees are having a tougher time finding jobs in Quebec
The unemployment rate in the province for university-educated young people is rising, especially among men. Data from a new report shows part of the reason is because hiring has slowed in fields that are traditionally male-dominated.
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Joly says support for EVs and canola 'not a choice between one or the other'
When asked by a reporter if she’s worried about criticism that the Canadian government is prioritizing EVs over the canola industry, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly said the government will support both the canola and auto sectors in the...
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China’s Cement Slump Signals End of 21st-century Building Boom
Few commodities tell the story of China's economy in the 21st century better than cement. The commodity's current output decline highlights the severity of the nation's construction slowdown following the intense activity of the past...
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Carney unveils $1.2B aid package for softwood lumber industry, while visiting B.C.
After months of pressure and pleading from B.C., the prime minister is making a significant monetary commitment to help Canada’s beleaguered forestry sector. As Brady Strachan reports, the promises come amid the US-sparked trade war and...
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Irish Government says one-off payments for businesses affected by US tariffs are 'not sustainable'
One-off payments for businesses affected by US tariffs of 15% are "not sustainable", enterprise minister Peter Burke has said, but listed a range of other supports that would be available. Speaking outside Government Buildings.
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Argentina cuts export taxes to boost farming sector and production
The president of Argentina announces tax cuts on some exports to boost the country's agricultural sector.
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Don't Overreact to Coronavirus, Says World Travel & Tourism Council CEO
Gloria Guevara Manzo, CEO of the World Travel & Tourism Council, urges would-be travelers not to panic due to the recent coronavirus outbreak.
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Brexit: 2019 worst year ever for British retail sales
A look at what made 2019 the worst year on record for retailers in the UK.
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Land O' Lakes Sees Autonomous Path to the Future
The dairy company's CEO Beth Ford addressed the struggles of the American farmer, the USMCA trade agreement, and the future of autonomous truck shipping on Cheddar.
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EU failing to meet climate change commitments, new report finds
A new report published on Wednesday reveals how Europe is failing to meet its ambitious green targets, just a few days after MEPs declared a climate emergency. The European Environment Agency's findings show that the EU could do better...