Biden and Trudeau navigate China and trade in upcoming meeting.

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau outlined a three-pronged approach to China, including engagement, competition, and confrontation, ahead of a meeting with US President Joe Biden. Trudeau also teased a possible migration deal with the US and discussed the need to address security concerns related to China, including cyber attacks and human rights violations. The two leaders are expected to discuss a range of issues, including security, immigration, and Haiti. Conservatives in Canada have criticized the surge in migration, particularly through the unofficial border crossing Roxham Road.
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- Opinion: Joe Biden's visit: Canada must also look beyond the U.S. and forge its own trade path The Globe and Mail
- Biden and Trudeau: Geopolitical stakes have quietly become urgent The Hill
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