World Report March 25: Tuesday's top stories in 10 minutes
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Mar 25, 2025 Mark Carney's campaign tactics grab attention as Canadian leaders jockey for votes. Tensions rise with protests in Istanbul and a journalist accidentally revealing military plans. Hockey players face a tragic car crash in New Zealand, while health officials scramble to manage a surge in measles cases across Canada. Wastewater surveillance emerges as a key tool in combating outbreaks, spotlighting the urgency of vaccinations and public awareness.
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Carney Skips Debate
- Liberal leader Mark Carney refused to pay a $75,000 fee for a French-language debate.
- The Bloc Quebecois criticized this decision, saying Carney disqualified himself from representing Quebec.
Leaked Strike Plans
- US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth allegedly shared Yemen strike plans with a journalist in a group chat.
- Hegseth denies the claim, but the White House confirmed the journalist's accidental inclusion and message authenticity.
Peacekeeping Uncertainty
- Western military commanders are planning for potential peacekeeping in Ukraine after a ceasefire.
- This planning includes repurposing Canadian troops currently training Ukrainian forces, but faces uncertainty about the ceasefire terms and troop shortages.