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The latest breaking news and stories on Canada, a country in North America known as a parliamentary constitutional monarchy, and world’s ninth largest economy. Also covering Canada’s relationship with the US and China, plus commentary and updates on Canada’s economy, politics, society and trade news.
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Canada’s minister for international trade Maninder Sidhu speaks during an interview at the residence of the Canadian High Commissioner in New Delhi on November 13. Photo: Reuters
China trade

Canada, Singapore reaffirm China trade ties amid global push for self-reliance

The two countries push back against global fragmentation, telling a New Delhi forum that key partnerships with Beijing must continue.

Nepal

‘Unprecedented’: how cascading disasters are devastating Nepal

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Mergers & Acquisitions

Li Ka-shing empire expands oil interests, turning heads in market

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US-China trade war

‘China shock 3.0’ to be driven by AI, biotech and robot exports, economist says

China is developing its own competitive AI hardware and software and plans to export them once domestic demand is met, expert claims.

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An AI-themed display at the 2026 People and Technology Expo in Beijing on September 22. Photo: EPA
Japan

In US-China rivalry, middle powers urged to be ‘indispensable’ chokepoints

By embedding deeply into supply chains, smaller countries that fear being squeezed out of global decision-making can offer a ‘best’ dish.

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Global monetary policy

Why the IMF is worried about a global debt squeeze as bond yields climb

Higher bond yields raise debt-servicing costs and increase fiscal pressure across advanced and emerging economies, global lender says.

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United States

US fines Bank of America US$1.2 billion for alleged money laundering

The bank failed to mitigate and report ‘priority national security risks’, including Chinese money-laundering networks, the US Treasury says.

The Bank of America logo adorns the facade of its office in downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in September. Photo: Reuters
Mark Carney

Carney makes case for Canadian unity as Alberta referendum nears

The country’s fourth-largest province will hold a nonbinding vote on October 19 on pursuing formal independence.

Britain

Burnham says Iran’s IRGC likely behind UK airbase incident

Tehran denies involvement, demands evidence from London after recent security scare at RAF Fairford.

American cinema

‘I’m a huge gamer’: Callina Liang on playing Chun-Li in Street Fighter

Callina Liang talks about the traits she shares with her character, past work with Lucy Liu and Benedict Wong, and her Chinese cinema dreams.

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Callina Liang as Chun-Li in a still from Street Fighter.
Hong Kong society

‘Just a little spark’: disability advocate on inclusion, belonging in Hong Kong

Faride Shroff, founder of SENsational Foundation, says hiring people with disabilities requires making suitable arrangements and matching skills to jobs.

Faride Shroff says employers need to turn awareness into jobs, accessible workplaces and continuing support for people with disabilities. Photo: Kong Yat-pang
Hong Kong property

Laopu Gold expands Hong Kong footprint with full-floor lease in Central: sources

Mainland Chinese jeweller set to move into One Exchange Square to support its global expansion plans.

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2026 Xi-Trump summits

Open Questions | ‘It’s not possible to contain China,’ former top US diplomat Kurt Campbell says

Veteran US diplomat says containing China is impossible, but urges Washington to shore up its regional partnerships.

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Middle East

Saudi Arabia’s main airport hit by new Houthi strike day after deadly attack

Riyadh’s international airport targeted again as strikes expose vulnerabilities in Saudi defence capabilities.

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Smoke and flames rise from Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport after an attack on October 8, 2026. Photo: Social media via Reuters
United States

Tariffs, millions in extra costs, Iran war: Trump’s policies hammer US firms

‘Frustrating would be one word,’ a CEO says, as US manufacturers struggle with ballooning costs and persistent uncertainty.

An overview of aluminium profiles and building materials stored at a factory in North Jackson, Ohio. Photo: AFP
Hong Kong society

Spirit of Hong Kong Awards: explorer inspires youth through glacial field trips

Wilson Cheung’s unconventional path to career in glaciology helps him mentor young people through hands-on field science.

Hong Kong economy

Editorial | Hong Kong, crowned world’s freest economy again, can’t rest on its laurels

The city’s decision to remain a free port, despite a challenging geopolitical environment and US tariffs, is a testament to its commitment to economic freedom.

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Arctic

Why a ‘confrontational posture’ won’t help China in the Arctic

Chinese think tank says Beijing ‘still has considerable policy space’ in the region after US, Denmark and Greenland sign new security pact.

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A Danish military vessel patrols near Nuuk, Greenland. Observers say a new pact between Greenland, Denmark and the US could bring more scrutiny for China’s activities in the Arctic. Photo: AP
Singapore

The Assassin(s) political storm reaches Singapore as actor Yoo faces threats

Organisers said the political thriller will open the festival amid growing backlash in South Korea over claims of historical distortion.

China-Japan relations

How expanded Japan-US military drills could complicate PLA planning over Taiwan

This year’s Keen Sword exercise will feature US and Japanese forces deploying mobile missile systems to Yonaguni Island near Taiwan.

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China-EU relations

US, EU forge ‘multilateral coalition’ against China’s industrial surge

As US rallies most G20 members to pressure Beijing on overcapacity, experts warn China could retaliate.

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US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer speaks at the G20 Trade Ministerial Conference in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on October 1. Photo: AFP
US-China relations

Why US bans on Chinese EVs are ‘severe self-harm’ for American carmakers

They call for America to engage with carmakers and battery manufacturers ‘strategically’, saying protectionism is ‘an act of self-harm’.

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China dominates global sales of electric vehicles. Photo: Xinhua
My Life

Double-amputee snowboarder Neil Tsui’s quest for the 2030 Paralympics

Neil Tsui, who spent nearly a decade in Hong Kong, tells PostMag about choosing grit over limitations after losing both his legs and setting his sights firmly on the next Winter Games.

Mental health

Canada will not allow assisted suicide for those with only mental illness

The government is seeking to close debate on one of the country’s most controversial healthcare issues.

Crime

US citizen arrested in connection to Canada school shooting

James Cody Bryant allegedly advised shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar and offered to live-stream attack.

A memorial for the victims of a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, Canada, in February. Photo: The Canadian Press via AP
China manufacturing

Chinese brands drive consumer 3D printer boom with ease of use, lower pricing

Shenzhen-based companies account for 90 per cent of the global consumer 3D printing market, according to state broadcaster CCTV.

A Bambu Lab 3D printer on display at the Hong Kong Computer and Communications Festival on August 21. Photo: Dickson Lee
Artificial intelligence

Hong Kong’s Hermitage Capital stays devoted to top-tier tech stocks

‘Even when sentiment is at its lowest’ and confidence is ‘under severe pressure’, keep buying top-tier technology companies, founder says.

Food and Drinks

‘I’ve always loved food’: Yan Can Cook’s Martin Yan on his culinary journey

Yan talks about his big TV break, writing cookbooks and why he’s endorsing Hong Kong restaurateur Dan Gan’s Exotica Umami marinade sauce.

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