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Deputy international editor @csmonitor. Have reported from 40+ countries from postings in Mexico City, Paris, and Toronto. Sharing our international content.
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Trade deadline prompts North American bid for unity

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By Sara Miller Llana Verified, Whitney Eulich Verified
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
When the United States hosted the World Cup for the first time in 1994, it was not just a celebration of sport but of a newly integrated North America. The North American Free Trade Agreement between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico went into effect Jan. 1 that year. “NAFTA will tear down trade barriers between our three nations,” President Bill Clinton said at the signing ceremony in Washington. That summer, fans poured into U.S. stadiums.
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Despite tariffs, global trade keeps growing – just with new partners

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By Laurent Belsie Verified, Julia Carneiro, Sara Miller Llana Verified
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
The ingredients for deglobalization are all there: rising tariffs, growing wariness of reliance on other nations for key goods, and the world’s top two economies weaponizing international commerce. And yet, world trade is proving remarkably resilient. One year after President Donald Trump announced a raft of tariffs on a slew of countries intended to “free” the United States from dependence on foreign goods, using the moniker “Liberation Day,’’ global trade continues to expand and set records.
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By building a bridge to Detroit, Canada eyes a future less dependent on US

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By Sara Miller Llana Verified, Cameron Pugh Verified
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
For decades, the most important bridge connecting Canada to the U.S. has been privately owned – by an American family. As the volume of 18-wheelers carrying everything from scrap metal to striker plates has grown, motoring between the auto industries of Windsor and Detroit, Canada has felt increasingly vulnerable to the whims of a single business tycoon. The Moroun family of Detroit in 1979 acquired the Ambassador Bridge, over which about a quarter of annual U.S.-Canada trade crosses today.
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