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Le Figaro counts ten targets accused of repression; IRNA says 'several' and calls Canada's policy 'ineffective'
Canada announced new sanctions on Iran on Wednesday. A French paper gives the number of targets and Ottawa's reason. Iran's state news agency gives neither, and adds its …

El Mundo says the two leaders backed a Canada–EU "alliance of the future"; France 24 says "two great independent nations"
Emmanuel Macron and Mark Carney met on a French island off Newfoundland on Sunday. One report names Trump, two name the European Union, one names a bank exploring …

Brussels Signal says the Commission 'admits' Canada's status is undefined; Observador says Lisbon welcomes it if NATO is on board
The European Commission has proposed an 'associate member' status for Canada. One report we hold says the Commission cannot yet say what the status means. The other says …

NOS says "first extraordinary member", Digi24 says "associate member", Politico says "associated partnership"
Mark Carney told the European Parliament that Canada welcomes Ursula von der Leyen's offer. Four of the six reports we hold name the new status, and no two …

Trump calls the Canada plan 'laughable'; the Guardian says 'no one seems to know what that means'
The EU has offered Canada a status that, on ABC News (Australia)'s account, does not yet exist. Five reports describe it five ways, and the one hard number …

Jerusalem Post: Canada may become the EU's "first associate member". Frankfurter Allgemeine: "what is that supposed to be?"
Ursula von der Leyen made the offer in her State of the Union speech, with Canada's prime minister sitting in the chamber. Five reports describe an offer none …

Frankfurter Allgemeine says Canada would be the EU's first associated member; Rzeczpospolita says EU law has never known such an offer
Ursula von der Leyen invited Canada into a status that none of the five reports we hold defines. Telex is the only one carrying Mark Carney's answer: he …

The Hill says Canada taxed $27.6 billion of US goods; the Washington Post says $20 billion
Canada's retaliation took effect at midnight Tuesday and Trump said Bombardier could no longer sell planes in the United States. Two figures are in circulation for the same …

National Post says $28bn of US imports; The Independent says about $20bn
Canada's counter-tariffs took effect on Tuesday. The two reports we hold give totals eight billion dollars apart, and only one says what its number counts.