Canada’s initial retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. will remain despite Trump postponing 25% tariffs for a month, with $30 billion Canadian worth of tariffs already applied on various American goods. Ontario will charge 25% more for electricity shipped to the U.S., and British Columbia plans to levy fees on commercial trucks. Trump’s trade war actions have drawn immediate retaliation from Mexico, Canada, and China, impacting the U.S. relationship with its largest foreign supplier of oil, steel, aluminum, and uranium.
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Trump’s Putin Boost Like Hitler’s Final Deal: Top Historian
Well-known British historian Simon Schama has criticized President Donald Trump for halting military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, stating that this benefits Russian President Vladimir Putin and draws comparisons to the signing of the Munich Agreement. Trump's decision is likely to cost the U.S. its allies in Europe, lead to more casualties in Ukraine, and hinder Kyiv's ability to repel Russian attacks. The White House has indicated that aid will be restored if Ukraine...
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