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10 Mar 2025
#politics
Times Of Israel: Canada’s next PM, taking reins of Liberal party, vows to win trade war US started
Canada's new Prime Minister Mark Carney has pledged to confront U.S. President Donald Trump's trade policies, framing them as an existential threat to the nation. In his victory speech, Carney emphasized the need to defend Canadian resources and workers against perceived American aggression.
Carney, who previously led the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, won the Liberal leadership with a significant majority. Despite his lack of electoral experience, he is seen as a strong candidate to challenge both Trump and Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre in upcoming elections.
Forbes: Trump Says 4 Bidders Are In Contention For TikTok Deal After Hinting At Deadline Extension—What We Know
President Trump announced that his administration is in discussions with four groups interested in acquiring TikTok from its Chinese parent company, ByteDance. He indicated that a deal could be imminent and that he may extend the 75-day deadline for the sale, which is set to expire on April 5.
Trump emphasized that many parties want to buy TikTok, and the final decision rests with him. He also mentioned that China's approval of the deal could impact future tariffs on the country, suggesting that blocking the sale could lead to increased tariffs.
Le Monde: Mark Carney, a political novice, will succeed Justin Trudeau as Canada's PM
Mark Carney has been elected as the new leader of the Canadian Liberal Party, succeeding Justin Trudeau with 85.9% of the vote. His victory follows a crisis triggered by Chrystia Freeland's departure, leading to Trudeau's resignation.
Carney emphasized the need for significant changes in Canada, particularly in light of ongoing tensions with the United States. He aims to defend Canadian interests amid a trade war and position himself as a strong contender against Donald Trump.
GB News: Reform UK: Lawyer investigating row denies statements attributed to them by Rupert Lowe in fresh twist
Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe has been suspended amid allegations of bullying and threats against the party chairman. A lawyer appointed to investigate these claims has denied making statements attributed to them by Lowe, including claims of "dismay" and "zero credible evidence" against him.
Lowe has strongly denied all allegations and criticized the party's handling of the situation, claiming he has not received credible evidence against him. The Metropolitan Police are assessing an allegation of verbal threats made in December. Reform's deputy leader defended the party's actions in addressing the allegations.
#society
Le Monde: Former Ubisoft bosses go on trial in France over alleged harassment
Three former executives from Ubisoft are on trial for nearly a decade of psychological and sexual harassment against employees. The case follows allegations of a toxic work culture within the gaming industry, leading to an internal investigation and the departure of several senior leaders in 2020.
The most serious accusations are against Thomas François, who reportedly engaged in public humiliation and attempted sexual assault. Serge Hascoët faces charges of lewd behavior and racist comments, while Guillaume Patrux is accused of psychological harassment. Many witnesses were hesitant to come forward due to fears of backlash.
#economy
Liberty Nation News: Bitcoin Shrugs Off First Ever White House Crypto Summit - Liberty Nation News
Bitcoin's recent rally has stalled, with the cryptocurrency market experiencing a downturn despite President Trump's pro-crypto initiatives. The White House hosted its first crypto summit, where Trump reiterated support for Bitcoin and announced a strategic reserve, but failed to provide specifics on buying schedules, disappointing investors.
Following the summit, the crypto market suffered significant losses, with Bitcoin dropping below $86,000 and the total market value decreasing by $200 billion. Investors had hoped for more aggressive measures from the administration, but the lack of concrete actions has left the market uncertain and vulnerable to a potential bear market.