World Report September 21: Sunday's top stories in 10 minutes
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Sep 21, 2025 Ottawa's 'Buy Canadian' policy will play a crucial role in the upcoming federal budget. A massive turnout is anticipated for Charlie Kirk's memorial service in Phoenix, highlighting political divides over free speech sparked by Jimmy Kimmel's comments. Meanwhile, pumpkin growers face unusual weather challenges as Halloween approaches, and a country-club wedding turned tragic in New Hampshire adds to a series of domestic incidents and protests across the nation.
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Recognition As A Strategic First Step
- Canada and several Western countries will recognize an independent Palestinian state as a major geopolitical gesture aimed at stopping suffering in Gaza.
- Officials say recognition is a first step toward a two-state solution conditional on hostage release and Hamas disarmament.
Mixed Reactions In The West Bank
- Reaction in the West Bank is mixed: some call recognition overdue while others say it lacks concrete support actions.
- Locals emphasize symbolic value but want immediate measures to stop violence and prevent further suffering.
Funeral Sparks Free Speech Rift
- Charlie Kirk's memorial draws massive turnout and fuels a national debate over Jimmy Kimmel and free speech.
- Politicians are split, with Trump attacking Kimmel and Ted Cruz warning against using government power to silence critics.