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Canada’s Economy Braces for Potential Downturn

                                                       The Bank of Canada Canada’s economic outlook has grown increasingly uncertain as a majority of financial leaders warn of a possible recession within the next six months. Rising interest rates, slowing consumer spending, and global market volatility are fueling concerns that the country could face a period of contraction. Business executives and economists point to persistent inflationary pressures and weakened investment confidence as key risks. While some sectors, such as energy and technology, remain resilient, others—particularly housing and retail—show signs of strain. Policymakers are under pressure to balance inflation control with measures that support growth. The Bank of Canada’s monetary decisions in the coming months will play a critical role in determining ...

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Deadly Blast Strikes Islamabad Court Complex

Members of the forensic team work after a blast outside a court building in Islamabad, Pakistan, November 11, 2025.

A suicide bomber detonated explosives outside a court in Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad, killing at least 12 people and injuring dozens more. The attack occurred during peak hours as lawyers, police officers, and civilians were gathered near the judicial complex.

Authorities quickly cordoned off the area, and emergency services rushed the wounded to nearby hospitals. Security officials stated that the bomber targeted the entrance of the court, aiming to cause maximum casualties.

No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, but Islamabad has faced repeated assaults from militant organizations in recent years. The government condemned the bombing, vowing to strengthen security measures around sensitive institutions and pursue those behind the violence.

The incident underscores ongoing challenges to Pakistan’s internal security and highlights the vulnerability of public spaces in the capital.


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