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Lauren Heuser

Toronto
As seen in: The Globe and Mail, VICE, Flipboard, The Boston Globe, National Post, The Walrus Magazine, Inkl, News Decoder, Canadian Affairs
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‘Starvation diet’: The United Nations’ race to bankruptcy

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By Alexandra Keeler, Lauren Heuser
| Canadian Affairs
Read: 4 min The United Nations is facing an acute cash crisis, with senior officials warning of a “race to bankruptcy.” The UN’s two largest contributors, the United States and China, are withholding and delaying billions of dollars in payments. In response, the UN has cut thousands of jobs, scaled back peacekeeping operations and delayed payments to countries that supply troops. But even so, officials warn it may run out of cash by mid-August.
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U.S. refuses to extend CUSMA in current form

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By Lauren Heuser
| Canadian Affairs
Read: 2 min The United States will not renew the North American trade pact with Canada and Mexico in its current state, the U.S. trade envoy said Wednesday. This means the deal will now be reviewed annually. The move is likely to fuel uncertainty for businesses in North America, given deep integration across supply chains in sectors like automobiles. But the Canada-US-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) remains in force for another 10 years even if not renewed by Wednesday’s deadline.
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Ottawa to match individual donations to Venezuela crisis

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By John Longhurst, Lauren Heuser
| Canadian Affairs
Read: 2 min The Canadian government will match donations for Venezuelan earthquake victims given to the Humanitarian Coalition and the Canadian Red Cross. The announcement was made June 30 by Randeep Sarai, the secretary of state for international development. “Every day brings a clearer picture of the immense needs of people affected by this disaster,” he said of the earthquakes, which hit a minute apart in the country of 28 million people on June 24.
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