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on saturday, mr trump signed off on 25% tariffs a free trade pact. levies brought in byjoe biden. concerns of a trade war — and rising prices. and it will all be worth the price that must be paid." nomia iqbal has this report. we have just heard from the afp agency that canada has filed with world trade with the world trade organization a claim against those tariffs. for more, nomia iqbal

has this report. is under way. canada will be responding to the us trade action with 25% president trump. turning on canada like this because we were always such good neighbours. but i also think it is going to hurt the are going to be more expensive. president trump says he is doing this to make countries stop illegal immigration and the flow of drugs into the us. in turn, mexico's president accused mr trump of doing nothing

to combat gun violence at the border and threatened retaliatory taxes. people here also fear the consequences of a trade war. i consider it is mutual aggression to both the us and mexico because it'll be the consumer who ultimately pays america imports. it cannot be simply said that if there should be a process of mutual cooperation and mutual win—win. president trump signed the order after a day of golf in his resort behind me here in west palm beach.

should become part of america. donald trump has said he will also impose tariffs on the eu to try to rebalance trade. uk in his sights. end of this week. and most importantly we don't know whether this is a limited action just focused on these world and the uk and europe, for example. let's speak to candace laing — president and ceo, canadian chamber of commerce. thank you very much for your time here on bbc news. we heard

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joyous scenes in gaza as more than 100 men, all of whom israel describes as terrorists, were released most of them were never charged with any offences. of men during the war. a war he survived, but not his family. translation: | got outj of prison and discovered that my wife, my daughter, my sister—in—law, and my nephew were all killed. i used to tell the guys that when we get out of prison we have to expect the worst news. now with his surviving children, ahmad says he wasn't in jail without facing charges or trial. that killed many israelis. now treated like a returning hero.

and hamas's deliberate show of strength at every hostage hand over in gaza angers those in israel who want but many in israel welcome a pause in fighting. been exchanged so far under this deal. it is a ceasefire that most people on both sides an extension to phase two is by no means guaranteed. we don't want war. there are 79 more hostages inside gaza. they all have to come out. the process must continue. and gaza allows a small number of critically ill

this is a criticaljuncture. a resumption of war in gaza or the extension of a fragile truce. wyre davies — bbc news. countries, as m23 rebels advance toward the provincial capital, bukavu. are stocking up on food and essentials, while others are now about a hundred kilometres from the provincial capital bukavu, after capturing goma last week. the rwandan government has denied supporting the m23 and having its troops in the country.

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