Trump Warns UK and Canada Away From Expanding Trade With China
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President Trump warns Britain and Canada against boosting trade with China as their leaders press Beijing for deals; UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney have visited China to diversify ties, with Canada signaling tariff concessions on some Chinese EVs and talks on canola, illustrating Western hedging against U.S. policy.
- Trump Tells U.K. and Canada That Boosting Trade With China Is ‘Dangerous’ The New York Times
- China has lifted sanctions on six British MPs and peers, Starmer says BBC
- Parliamentarians say they take ‘no comfort’ in China dropping sanctions – UK politics live The Guardian
- Visit by Britain's Starmer shows drawbacks of 'China pivot' in countering Trump Reuters
- 'Very dangerous': Trump reportedly warns UK of doing business with China as Starmer seeks a reset CNBC
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