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Canada vows to match US tariffs 'dollar for dollar' as talks fail
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said his country would respond to US tariffs "dollar for dollar" after negotiations failed and new 50-percent duties on roughly $20 billion of Canadian exports took effect on Saturday.
Pentagon shifts away from high-cost Reaper drones
Japanese Shipyard Expansion May Not Ease Allied Repair Cooperation
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Government Pursues Large-Scale Food Production Project in Merauke
Leading PBNU doesn't mean controlling NU voters' choices
Government Offers 50 Per Cent Discount on Work Injury and Death Benefit Contributions for Informal Waste Sector Workers
Government Expands Digital Social Assistance Trial to 43 Districts
Elderly Indonesians in 2045 Face Rising Costs, Depend on Assets
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Republicans attribute record US debt to socialist spending
Congressional Republicans blamed the US national debt reaching $40 trillion on socialist policies, while economists pointed to tax cuts and military spending.
Southeast Asia Adopts Chinese Tech but Not Chinese Rules
Chinese technology firms have expanded their presence across Southeast Asia, but host countries are adopting Western-style regulatory frameworks rather than China's governance model.
Taliban mark five years since regaining power in Afghanistan
The Taliban celebrated the fifth anniversary of their return to power in Afghanistan with parades and celebrations across the country, though most nations have not formally recognized the administration.
John Salehe, architect of Tanzania's community conservation model, dies at 71
John Gospel Yonazi Salehe, a Tanzanian forester who spent more than four decades building community-based wildlife and forest conservation projects, died on June 19th aged 71.
