Outgoing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned that American consumers will face higher prices if President Donald Trump imposes tariffs on Canadian products, including oil, steel, and aluminum. Trudeau stated that Canada will respond with retaliatory tariffs, potentially impacting markets for autos, lumber, and oil. Despite Trump’s claims, Canada is a crucial trading partner for the U.S., supplying oil, critical minerals, and metals. If tariffs are implemented, Canada is prepared to target American orange juice, toilets, and steel products, with nearly $3.6 billion Canadian dollars worth of goods crossing the border daily.
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The Trump administration believes Ukraine is willing to proceed with the US's demand for a ceasefire with Russia, as US officials prepare for talks in Saudi Arabia. President Trump has pressured Ukrainian President Zelensky to accept the ceasefire without a security guarantee, following a recent clash at the White House. Zelensky is under pressure to make concessions while seeking security guarantees, as the US aims to discuss a peace framework and a minerals deal during...
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