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Top Newsroom News

Bank of Canada · Canada

Trade war threatens progress made on financial stability, creating higher risks: BoC

40% Left coverage: 20 sources

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Peter Dutton · Australia

An Anti-Trump Wave Swept Australia

43% Left coverage: 7 sources

“Australia’s prime minister, Anthony Albanese, never styled himself as an anti-Trump figure in his pitch for re-election,” the New York Times reports. “He said that he trusted President Trump, and that he respected the United States’ democratic process. He rarely invoked Mr. Trump by name, redirecting questions about him to discussions of budget surpluses or a comment that he was focused on Australia. He was measured and opaque in any criticisms…See the Story

Christopher Luxon · New Zealand

Govt invests $774m in improving state abuse redress scheme - but no new scheme

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

The Government will invest $774 million in Budget 2025 to improve the redress system for the survivors of abuse in state care, with action on increasing the...See the Story

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