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Mark Carney is alleged to have enabled Brookfield-linked funds to avoid large amounts of tax through offshore registrations, with media reports in March–April 2025 quantifying avoidance in the billion...
Reform UK’s publicly recorded positions on Ukraine and NATO membership consist mainly of high-profile comments by party leaders rather than a single, detailed party manifesto: leader Nigel Farage publ...
Canada’s government announced a 2025–26 “top‑up” of over CAD 9 billion that, together with previously planned defence spending, brings planned defence outlays for 2025–26 to about CAD 62.7–63 billion ...
There is no single official table in the provided reporting that lists “debt-to‑GDP for each province in 2025”; available sources instead give provincial snapshots, combined federal‑provincial aggrega...
A government imposes a measurable near-term drag on GDP—analyses from the , private forecasters and consultancies converge on the point that shutdowns shave percentage points off quarterly growth but ...
Headline U.S. inflation — as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) — was about 3.0% on a 12‑month basis through September 2025, with core inflation (CPI excluding food and energy) also near 3.0% ...
Multiple professional forecasts flag a mix of slower-than-normal GDP growth, persistently above-target inflation and a softer labour market as risks to Americans’ living standards in 2026: RBC warns o...
Diversity, equity, inclusion (DEI) and antiracism trainings aim to teach people how systemic racism operates and to build skills to identify and change racist practices; studies and reviews find they ...
The federal Budget 2025 does not promise a single, explicit $X-to-2%-of-GDP formula for Defence; instead Ottawa’s path to reach NATO’s 2% target by 2026 relies on a combination of planned budget items...
Core inflation excludes volatile food and energy and is typically reported as either month‑over‑month (seasonally adjusted) or year‑over‑year (12‑month) percent changes; for example, “core” CPI was ab...
U.S. headline CPI was 3.0% year‑over‑year in September 2025, up from 2.9% in August, and many official and private trackers show inflation running above the Federal Reserve’s 2% objective even as it m...
Forecasts and recent data in the provided reporting point to inflation moving above 2% but remaining below the pandemic peak: several forecasters expect CPI around 2.9–3.2% for 2025–26 while some meas...
A prolonged U.S. government shutdown is imposing measurable short-term damage—estimates cluster around of output permanently lost and a knock to fourth-quarter GDP of roughly , with larger estimates i...
The available reporting and economic commentary converge on a clear conditional conclusion: a short 2025 government shutdown is unlikely to trigger an immediate nationwide recession, but a of a recess...