Your World Tonight U.S. senators in Ottawa, Gaza crisis, lipedema treatment options, and more
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Jul 21, 2025 U.S. senators are in Ottawa to discuss trade relations, amidst calls for a ceasefire in the ongoing Gaza crisis. The situation in Gaza is dire, with urgent humanitarian needs and reports of military actions. Meanwhile, Canadian women face challenges in accessing treatment for lipedema, prompting many to seek care abroad. The podcast also covers a tragic plane crash in Bangladesh and highlights community resilience following a wildfire in Newfoundland. Moreover, it touches on the importance of healthcare accessibility and the inspiring story of a boxing champion advocating for Ukraine.
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U.S. Senators Seek Trade Concessions
- U.S. senators visiting Ottawa show goodwill but also press for trade concessions like quick laws on digital service tax and lumber quotas.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney hints Canada may accept tariffs and sees softwood lumber quotas as a possible deal component.
Global Call for Gaza Ceasefire
- Canada and 24 other countries demand an immediate ceasefire and more humanitarian aid in Gaza amid rising civilian casualties.
- Israel targets Deir al-Balah, suspecting hostages held there, causing grave concerns for hostage safety and worsening Palestinian suffering.
Escalation in Ukraine Conflict
- Russia launches heavy missile and drone attacks on Ukraine, targeting Kyiv and prompting Ukrainian retaliatory strikes on Russian territory.
- Ceasefire talks remain distant due to conflicting demands, with both sides gearing for more conflict.
