Trump revoked Canada's invitation

U.S. President Donald Trump secretly rejected Canada's invitation to join the 'Council of Peace,' posted on the Truth Social social network. He stated that 'Canada exists only thanks to the United States.' In response, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized that 'Canada prospers because we are Canadians.' Carney, during his appearance in Davos, criticized global politics, calling it a 'break of an era,' and stated that middle powers, including Canada, must unite so as not to be 'on the chopping block.' The unfolding 'Carney-Trump' conflict could threaten U.S.-Canadian trade relations, NATO, and global alliances.

Earlier in 2022, tariff barriers between the U.S. and Canada were discussed, and in 2023 Germany announced a review of its agreements within the 'Council of Peace.' Analysts warn that a new escalation of tensions could impact the economic and military structures of the North American region.

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U.S.-Canadian relations have been marked for several years by tariff disputes and diplomatic disagreements.