Canada

Trump's new tariffs on Canada and Mexico threaten industries like autos, electronics, and agriculture, risking supply chain disruptions, inflation, and economic downturns, while trade tensions escalate and retaliatory measures loom.

Canada deported a record 1,932 Indian nationals in 2024, marking a 50% increase from 2023. Indian removals rose to 11.5% of total deportations. Starting April 2025, costs for deported individuals seeking re-entry will increase significantly, with Canada recovering expenses from applicants.

US President-elect Donald Trump suggested Canada should become the 51st state following Justin Trudeau's resignation. Trump argued that merging would eliminate tariffs, lower taxes, and boost security. This idea isn't new, as Trump has previously proposed Canada joining the US due to economic and political challenges.

Justin Trudeau's resignation as Canada's Prime Minister marks a pivotal moment, with significant implications for Canada-India relations, trade, and immigration policies.

The case stems from the tragic death of a four-member Indian family from Dingucha village in Gujarat, who died from extreme cold while attempting to illegally cross the Canada-US border on January 19, 2022.

Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a prominent Khalistani separatist and Canadian-American citizen, has issued alarming threats to Russian diplomats for their support of India’s stance against the Khalistan movement.

India has now overtaken the United States and Canada to become the leading country for mobile malware attacks worldwide, climbing from its previous position in third place, as revealed in a recent report.

The move comes amid tensions following Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's explosive allegations last month. Trudeau accused India of being involved in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian citizen and designated Khalistani terrorist, in Vancouver in June 2023.

The Canadian government has firmly rejected allegations that PM Modi, EAM S. Jaishankar, and NSA Ajit Doval were involved in serious criminal activities within Canada, following a contentious report published by the Globe and Mail.

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau affirmed Ottawa's commitment to upholding international law, stating that the country will comply with the ICC arrest warrant issued for Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu.