The group also placed blame on the US for backing Israel.

That echoed a campaign promise from Carney, who had contended with pushback over former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s immigration policies.Other key issues for the

newly elected prime minister– whose Liberal Party won the most seats, 170, in the 343-member House of Commons in April – also got mention in the speech.Charles pointed to the country’s housing crisis, and Carney’s plan to surge construction of prefabricated and modular housing. He pointed to efforts to remove “barriers to trade and labour mobility” across Canada’s 13 provinces.

He also referenced plans to speed up energy projects, saying the changes will “unleash a new era of growth that will ensure we don’t just survive ongoing trade wars, but emerge from them stronger than ever”.Charles also pointed to the unique relationship with Indigenous groups like the Inuit and Metis peoples, with many treaties with the Crown predating the 1867 founding of Canada. He supported efforts for “reconciliation” – or repairing historical harm – ongoing between the groups and the Canadian government.

“It is my great hope that in each of your communities and collectively as a country, a path is found towards truth and reconciliation in both word and deed,” the monarch said.

Sudan’s army says it may be forced to shut down facilities used to export oil from South Sudan as a result of the war.The two countries announced a ceasefire on May 10.

Turkiye faces backlash in IndiaTurkiye and Pakistan have long had close economic and military links.

In February, Erdogan visited Islamabad, during which the two countries signed 24 cooperation agreements to bolster bilateral ties.In a sign of India’s displeasure with Ankara, India’s External Affairs Ministry spokesperson last week said that “relations are built on the basis of sensitivities to each other’s concerns”.