World Report April 1: Tuesday's top stories in 10 minutes
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Apr 1, 2025 New tariffs from the U.S. are creating economic jitters, with the EU ready to respond. In Canada, political turmoil unfolds as Paul Chiang steps down amid an investigation. Meanwhile, the federal carbon tax is scrapped at the pumps. On a global scale, Israeli airstrikes target Hezbollah in Beirut, escalating tensions. The personal struggles of filmmaker Norman Jewison are highlighted, revealing family rifts after remarriage and challenges in elder care access.
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Impending US Tariffs
- The world is bracing for new US tariffs, but the targets and severity remain uncertain.
- President Trump's announcement, dubbed "Liberation," is anticipated, with speculation of potential retaliation.
European Response to Tariffs
- European countries and the UK are preparing responses to potential US tariffs.
- The EU emphasizes a negotiated solution but is ready to retaliate if necessary.
Chiang Resigns
- Liberal candidate Paul Chiang resigned after suggesting another candidate be sent to China.
- This followed RCMP investigation into comments he made to Chinese-language media.