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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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October’s Budget must be about ‘ending the rip-off’, Mary Lou McDonald says
New ReviewMs McDonald addressed her parliamentary party and staff having ruled herself out of the running for being the party’s presidential candidate after thinking “long and hard” about the prospect. She said she wanted to focus instead on...
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Will France get another new prime minister?
New ReviewEmmanuel Macron wants to move quickly to name a new prime minister following the government’s likely collapse on Monday, two individuals familiar with the French president’s thinking said.
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Carney unveils funding package to combat Trump tariffs
New ReviewPrime Minister Mark Carney rolled out spending and measures as part of a strategy aiming to help workers and businesses hit hardest by U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs.
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France: Will France Get Another New Prime Minister?
New ReviewEmmanuel Macron wants to move quickly to name a new prime minister following the government’s likely collapse on Monday, two individuals familiar with the French president’s thinking said.
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Carney meets with cabinet amid an unresolved trade war and looming budget
New ReviewPrime Minister Mark Carney is sitting down with his cabinet to chart out the government's fall plan as he prepares to face off against Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre for the first time in the House of Commons. Speaking to reporters...
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Economy ‘not working well enough’, says Reeves as she sets November 26 Budget
New ReviewRachel Reeves has acknowledged the economy is “not working well enough” and promised to get a handle on spending in her autumn Budget, which she will deliver on November 26.
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UK economy at risk of ever-higher borrowing costs
New ReviewUK markets plunged on Tuesday, triggering alarm as the British pound weakened sharply and 30-year government bond yields surged to their highest levels since 1998. The sharp selloff has intensified pressure on Prime Minister Keir Starmer...
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Labour 'do not have the stomach' to take stronger action on immigration, says Badenoch
New ReviewConservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has criticised the Government for "not having the stomach" to take stronger action on immigration control. Ms Badenoch also said she still supports people’s rights to protest against asylum hotels,...
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India-Japan Economic Forum: India Opens Nuclear Energy To Private Sector, Targets 100 GW By 2047
New ReviewIndia-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
New ReviewIndia has taken a historic step by allowing private companies to participate in its nuclear energy sector.
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Maratha Reservation Protest Comes To Mumbai, Activist On Indefinite Hunger Strike
New ReviewIn India's Maharashtra, tens of thousands of people are on the move, marching to the state capital Mumbai. Belonging to the Maratha community, they are demanding reservations allowed to the other backward classes or the 'OBC' category.
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PM Bayrou Risks Losing Confidence Vote; French PM Staring at Possible Ouster | WION
New ReviewPM Bayrou Risks Losing Confidence Vote; French PM Staring at Possible Ouster | WION World News
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OC Transpo deficit forecasted to reach almost $47 million: report
New ReviewThe large shortfall is due to the fact that the city expected money from other levels of government that never appeared, according to a report to city council’s finance and corporate services committee.
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Belt-tightening in Quebec schools sparking concerns among staff as classes return
New ReviewWhile the province walked back much of its planned education cuts earlier this year, one English school board says some funding has come with too many conditions, with some staff expressing concerns that students could be affected.
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Peter Burke expects VAT reduction as part of plan to support tourism
New ReviewThe 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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Debate over police funding triggered by mayor’s budget
New ReviewOttawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe is expected to present his high-level budget requests to city councillors, with a focus on spending more in areas like policing. Critics argue these funds would be more effectively utilized for housing, but...
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New Alberta legislation risks lowering N.W.T. water levels, says one advocacy group
New ReviewThe main concern is something called inter-basin transfers. Those make it easier to move water between the three basins in order to help supply drinking water to communities.
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Argentina’s MPs overturn Milei’s veto on disability spending increases
New ReviewSomething to cheer about but it's not over in the fight against spending cuts, for disabled Argentinians.
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Nehha Pendse on refusing Anupamaa; Harshad Chopda says 'it was meant for Rupali Ganguly'
While talking to us during the TV actors' roundtable, Nehha Pendse opened up about refusing the popular TV show Anupamaa. “When Anupama was at the beginning stage (of casting), and since it was taken from a Marathi show (Aai Kuthe Kaay...
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Toronto, province at odds over 2026 FIFA World Cup funding
Mayor Olivia Chow says the city may be forced to scale back the budget for FIFA World Cup games after a "clawback" in provincial funding. CBC's Clara Pasieka has the latest details — and reaction.
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Economist weighs in on B.C. ending the 2024 fiscal year with a $7.3B deficit
A recent provincial update showed the fiscal year's final deficit came in at $7.3 billion, $564 million lower than expectations. Marc Lee, a senior economist with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, said it makes sense that B.C....
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Layoffs at Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Sask. Polytech has laid off 14 out-of-scope employees due to fewer international students and declining enrolment.
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Starmer defends handling of economy but declines to rule out tax hikes
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer visited a music workshop at Milton Keynes Library, where he defended the Government’s stewardship of the economy amid warnings that taxes will need to rise in the autumn. The Prime Minister said Chancellor...