Author: The Jerusalem Post | JPost.com
BEHIND THE LINES: In the past, far-left political violence in the UK was almost unknown, confined to a tiny lunatic fringe. But the hard core of Palestine Action is backed by a larger hinterland.Read More
Ripple has been mentioned in UK Parliament debates, but could XRP be formally recognized as part of the nation’s financial infrastructure?Read More
The City of Richmond recently announced the awarding of a contract to Blink Charging Co. and several other vendors to help deploy a network of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations citywide, advancing Richmond’s climate and infrastructure goals. Blink Charging also expanded its international presence through new UK contracts, increasing its public charging footprint and aligning with broader sustainability efforts. We’ll examine how Blink Charging’s latest contract wins in the US and UK…Read More
As some Canadians head to the United States for Thanksgiving, the Canada Border Services Agency says travellers may have to pay surtaxes on certain goods they bring back due to tariffs.Read More
Talks in Washington are focused on sectoral relief from tariffs and discussions to revive the Keystone oil pipelineRead More
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney says it’s clear the U.S. will keep targeting certain sectors with tariffs even after the renegotiation of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement on trade.Read More
We explore the rationale behind Donald Trump’s tariffs, looking at long-term economic and national security goals.Read More
Video from the site of an explosives manufacturer shows buildings flattened and destroyed vehicles.Read More
A veteran federal Mexican lawmaker told CBC News the era of trilateral trade deals between Mexico-Canada and the U.S. is ending. The interview occurred moments before U.S. President Donald Trump suggested he favoured bilateral accords during Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit to the White House. Trump’s comments made front page news in Mexico.Read More
A veteran federal Mexican lawmaker told CBC News the era of trilateral trade deals between Mexico-Canada and the U.S. is ending. The interview occurred moments before U.S. President Donald Trump suggested he favoured bilateral accords during Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit to the White House. Trump’s comments made front page news in Mexico.Read More