Canada removes some retaliatory tariffs on US seafood
Canada has removed counter-tariffs on US fish and seafood, while other headlines describe continuing economic strain from the US-Canada trade dispute.
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Senator Roger Wicker discussed the direction of the Iran war at a public event.
A report indicates people crossing a border shortly before flooding struck.
A UCLA scientist warns that El Niño may bring a wet winter to Southern California.
The US military reportedly used a laser to destroy three drones associated with a Mexican cartel near the US-Mexico border.
The Philippines is providing a P1-billion fund to revitalize Project NOAH and improve its reach among local government units.
British Columbia ended a wildfire state of emergency after thousands of evacuations and one reported death.
China is building a network of gold vaults as part of efforts to promote the yuan.
New reports put the death toll from the Himalayan flash floods at nearly 600, with about 2,500 people missing. Rescue operations have been interrupted amid continuing danger warnings.
The FARDC reportedly shot down an aircraft allegedly associated with the AFC-M23-RDF coalition near Minembwe in South Kivu.
Confidential information belonging to Colorado voters was made public during a website update.
A helicopter pilot describes rescue operations involving people in Nepal.
The Asian Development Bank president is urging faster delivery of connectivity projects in Southeast Asia.
A violent tornado hit a town in southern France and left 39 people injured.
Authorities are conducting a search for missing people after a flash-flood disaster in a border area of Nepal.
OpenAI, Google and other companies warn that artificial intelligence could enable cyberattacks against critical systems in the near future.
Clarington will convene a roundtable to discuss new tariffs.
France says it will recognize the State of Palestine at the United Nations in September.
The United Kingdom has warned Israel against removing British officials from a Gaza ceasefire center.
Storms are causing flooding across the Northeast as they move through the region.
Flooding on Ocean Drive in Vero Beach is affecting businesses, and the city says repairs could cost millions of dollars.
On August 28, Iran’s foreign minister Abbas Araghchi said diplomacy with the United States could resume if Washington abandons pressure, restores trust and upholds commitments. The status of scheduled talks remained unclear after a recent escalation.
The headline alleges that a concealed actor or network is directing an antisemitic propaganda campaign.
US fuel prices remain elevated, with August potentially setting a record high. A ministry increase in road levies is expected to push prices higher in September.
New roadblocks have been imposed in Qusra in the occupied West Bank, further restricting access to homes.
A former senior US trade official warns that US international relations may become more difficult.
The headline examines the type of conflict China may be preparing to fight.
A federal judge ruled that Pentagon measures blacklisting Anthropic were illegal retaliation and blocked the government action. The ruling limits the Pentagon’s ability to use national-security procurement measures against the AI company.
Japan is being urged to improve strained international relations.
Airlines in the Asia-Pacific region are dealing with an uncertain operating environment.
A newly formed lake is threatening another flood in an area already affected by disaster.
A report says Ukraine has lost another city and that Ukrainian forces are counting hundreds of dead and lost equipment. The supplied headline provides no further context.
Japan is reportedly purchasing Terra B1 air-defense drones that were tested in Ukraine against Shahed drones.
A report discusses signals aimed at resolving Sunni-Shia differences and Iran’s strategic calculations behind them.
Water bills in Malawi are reportedly set to increase by 70% as unreliable supply undermines public confidence.
A power outage affected multiple provinces in eastern Cuba.
Bahrain expressed solidarity with Nepal as the death toll from an unspecified event rose. The supplied headline does not identify the event or its scale.
New warnings include a tornado warning in New Jersey, strong thunderstorms in the region and flooding along the Conestoga River in Pennsylvania. The latest reports extend the severe-weather threat beyond the previously listed Pennsylvania counties.
Energean reportedly plans to buy BP's Egyptian oil and gas assets for $1 billion. This is a new energy-sector transaction involving Egypt's petroleum assets.
A report says two lions may be loose in a rural area of Indiana.