World Report March 22: Saturday's top stories in 10 minutes
Mar 22, 2025
Concerns grow over possible foreign interference in Canada's upcoming federal election. Travel plans are shifting due to Donald Trump's threats of tariffs, affecting cross-border relations. Meanwhile, protests erupt in Turkey following the arrest of a popular mayor, raising questions about future political dynamics. On a lighter note, the incredible journey of boxing legend Joe Foreman is showcased, highlighting his remarkable comeback and transition into a cultural icon.
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Foreign Interference Concerns in Canadian Election
- Canadians are heading to the polls amid concerns about foreign interference, particularly from U.S. President Trump.
- Trump's comments about preferring a Liberal prime minister and claiming involvement in Pierre Polyev's poll decline raise eyebrows.
Canadians Changing Travel Plans
- Tony Ranella canceled a trip to the U.S. due to Trump's rhetoric, reflecting a growing trend among Canadians.
- Travel agencies report clients switching from U.S. destinations to places like Mexico.
Istanbul Protests Over Mayor's Arrest
- Protests in Istanbul are escalating over the detention of Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, whom supporters believe was targeted for political reasons.
- Imamoglu's popularity and ability to draw support from diverse groups make him a strong contender against President Erdogan.