Trump Acknowledges 'Natural Conflict' with Canada During White House Meeting
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US President Donald Trump acknowledged a 'natural conflict' with Canada over trade, especially after imposing 35% tariffs on Canadian goods, complicating efforts to renegotiate the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Despite tensions, Trump expressed openness to new deals, while Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized cooperation. The strained relations are affecting travel and economic ties, but both leaders remain focused on future agreements.
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