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Trump Questions Pahlavi’s Prospects, Criticizes Zelenskiy Over Ukraine Stalemate

          President Trump during his 30 minute interview with Reuters White House correspondent Steve Holland Former U.S. President Donald Trump cast doubt on the political future of Iran’s exiled opposition figure Reza Pahlavi while also assigning blame to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy for the ongoing deadlock in the war with Russia. In recent remarks, Trump said he was unsure whether Pahlavi — the son of Iran’s last shah — could genuinely unite Iranians if the current government were to fall. He described Pahlavi as personable but questioned whether he could command broad support inside the country, noting the fractured nature of Iran’s opposition movements. Trump also suggested that Iran’s ruling system could eventually collapse under internal pressure, though he refrained from endorsing any particular successor or political path forward. Turning to Ukraine, Trump argued that Zelenskiy bears responsibility for the lack of progress in negoti...
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Canadian Home Sales See Steady Growth in September

 

In September 2024, Canadian home sales experienced a notable increase, rising by 1.9% compared to the previous month. This marks a significant annual growth of 6.9%, according to data released by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) on Tuesday.

The uptick in sales comes in the wake of the Bank of Canada’s third interest rate cut this year, which has contributed to a more favorable borrowing environment for homebuyers. Despite the increase in sales, the number of properties listed for sale remains below historical averages, with 185,427 properties available on Canadian MLS® Systems at the end of September.

This steady growth in the housing market reflects a resilient demand for homes across the country, even as economic conditions fluctuate. The continued interest rate cuts are expected to further stimulate the market, potentially leading to more robust sales figures in the coming months.


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