King Charles may face a potential conflict with Donald Trump over the US president’s desire to make Canada the 51st state, as the monarch serves as Canada’s head of state. Despite Trump’s threats and trade war with Canada, Sir Keir Starmer has refrained from criticizing him, leading to questions about the monarch’s response. As a key figure in the Commonwealth and as Canada’s head of state, King Charles cannot remain silent in the face of Trump’s rhetoric against the country, creating a challenging situation for the British government and the monarch.
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EU readies ‘plan B’ should Trump walk away from Ukraine talks
The EU is developing a "plan B" to maintain economic sanctions against Russia amid concerns that the Trump administration may abandon Ukraine peace talks for improved relations with Moscow. EU diplomat Kaja Kallas expressed worries about potential U.S. withdrawal from Ukraine and the implications for EU sanctions, especially if Hungary vetoes their renewal. While discussions on adjusting sanctions are ongoing, Kallas emphasized that no EU country would recognize Crimea as Russian, reinforcing that "Crimea is...
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