Old allies, new tariffs: Canada's back in the crosshairs

A new 35% tariff on Canadian imports has sparked tensions, rooted in concerns over the fentanyl crisis and dairy exports. Trade discussions are heating up at the ASEAN meeting, where some nations face tariffs as high as 50%. Meanwhile, a recent peace deal between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo raises questions about the management of valuable mineral resources in conflict zones. Local miners share their doubts about whether peace will lead to real benefits for the community, highlighting the complexities of international negotiations.