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Trump to Canada: “It will cost you $61 billion, but zero if you become 51st state”
Canada's GDP in 2023 was 2.142 trillion US dollars Mississippi's GDP in 2023 was 119.5 billion dollars -
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Fury Grows as Chancellor Reeves Plans Cuts to Nature-Friendly Farming Scheme
Wow - she's really going after the farmers - it's almost like she's forcing them to sell up and do something else. Can't imagine why... -
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Trump to Canada: “It will cost you $61 billion, but zero if you become 51st state”
Strange you should bring that up. The conservatives actually got 2.4 million MORE votes, and 24 more seats in Parliament, compared to the previous election. So I am not sure where you get your data. -
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Bangladesh Recalls Myanmar Envoy Amid Rebel Contact Fallout
MOI Bangladesh has recalled its ambassador from Myanmar, deepening diplomatic tensions following Dhaka’s confirmation that it has opened communication channels with a rebel army fighting Myanmar’s military junta. Ambassador Monowar Hossain, stationed in Naypyidaw since mid-2023, was instructed to return to Dhaka immediately, according to a Bangladeshi foreign ministry official who called it an "administrative decision" without elaborating. The move follows last week’s admission by Bangladesh’s National Security Adviser, Khalilur Rahman, that the government has engaged in informal talks with the Arakan Army—an ethnic armed group active in Myanmar’s western Rakhine state—in an effort to stabilise the border region. The Arakan Army has been engaged in fierce conflict with Myanmar’s ruling junta, which seized power in a 2021 coup. Myanmar has not officially responded to the diplomatic withdrawal, and junta spokespeople have so far remained silent. Relations between the two countries have long been strained by the Rohingya refugee crisis. More than 1.2 million Rohingya Muslims have fled Myanmar’s military crackdown, with many now living in overcrowded camps in southern Bangladesh. Dhaka reports that over 130,000 more people have crossed the border in the past year alone. The humanitarian situation in Rakhine is worsening, with the United Nations warning of widespread hunger and displacement, raising fears of another mass exodus. Rahman said Bangladesh continues to engage both the junta and international agencies to find a long-term resolution, including exploring a U.N.-led humanitarian corridor in the conflict-hit region. However, Bangladesh’s military has voiced concern. “The army will not be involved in any activity that compromises the country’s security,” said Colonel Shafiqul Islam, in response to the corridor proposal. While Dhaka maintains that its outreach to the rebels is aimed solely at ensuring border stability, the rare diplomatic move of recalling an ambassador suggests a recalibration of strategy as tensions mount both within Myanmar and along its volatile frontier. -2025-05-30 -
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Former Japanese Minister of Internal Affairs developed cancer from the covid jabs
Can you stop posting this BS. -
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