Skip to content
Search
Human content, AI powered search.

Latest Stories

trump-trudeau

Trump’s 51st State for Canada: more trouble for Trudeau?
What We're Watching

Trump’s 51st State for Canada: more trouble for Trudeau?

US President-elect Donald Trump made it official: he thinks Canada becoming the 51st state is a “great idea”. In a post Thursday morning on Truth Social, Trump repeated his claim that the US subsidizes Canada by “over $100,000,000 a year” and mused that “Many Canadians want Canada to become the 51st State. They would save massively on taxes and military protection.”

​A view of the city of Tehran, Iran, amid pollution.
Hard Numbers

Hard Numbers: Tehran’s pollution closes schools, Social media swing vote, Militia controls Myanmar-Bangladesh border, Signs of Assad-era torture, Big boost for Ukraine

How far will Putin push NATO?
Ian Explains

How far will Putin push NATO?

Vladimir Putin is testing Europe's red lines with drone incursions, sabotage, and cyberattacks. Who will draw the line before conflict spreads further? Ian Bremmer explains.

​President-elect Donald Trump attends the 2024 Senior Club Championship award ceremony at his Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, back in March.
GZERO North

Don’t Panic: 4 Rules for Responding to Trump Threats

Amid all the geopolitical chaos, the best advice of the year: Don’t panic.

Trump 2.0 is set to upend US-Canada relations
GZERO North

Trump 2.0 is set to upend US-Canada relations

Donald Trump’s win, along with GOP control of the Senate and possibly the House of Representatives, means Republicans have a long runway for policy reform — and Canada is right to be nervous.

Former US President Donald Trump talks with Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
GZERO North

Canada braces for a Trump presidency

Canada’s Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly says Justin Trudeau’s government is working on a “game plan” for how it would respond to a right-wing, protectionist government in the United States after the 2024 election – just in case. She said she would work with local and provincial leaders as well as the business community and unions to do so.