Your World Tonight Trump/Zelenskyy meet, border security measures, Prince Andrew gives up titles, and more
Oct 17, 2025
Ukraine's president visits the White House seeking long-range missiles to bolster their strike capabilities. Canada unveils a $600 million plan to enhance border security with new staff and better benefits. Prince Andrew gives up his royal titles amid ongoing controversies. Meanwhile, gold prices soar to record highs as investors flock to bullion. Other highlights include U.S. strikes on drug vessels in the Caribbean, Canada’s F-35 order complications, and a ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans at a match in Birmingham, stirring political backlash.
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Tomahawks Discussed But Not Promised
- Volodymyr Zelensky asked the U.S. for Tomahawk cruise missiles to strike deeper into Russia.
- Donald Trump didn't commit publicly but left the door open while pushing diplomacy and talks with Putin.
Major Border Investment May Fall Short
- Ottawa plans to spend over $600 million to hire 1,000 CBSA personnel and boost recruit pay and benefits.
- Critics say it won't clear backlogs or fully secure Canada's 8,900-kilometre border without more training and staffing.
Duke Title Surrendered Ahead Of Memoir
- Prince Andrew agreed to drop the Duke of York title and some honors amid longstanding accusations and controversy.
- He remains Prince Andrew by birthright while Sarah Ferguson loses the Duchess of York styling.