US President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to Canada, threatening to impose 100% tariffs on all Canadian goods if Ottawa proceeds with its new trade deal with China. In a Truth Social post, Trump accused Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney of allowing Canada to become a “drop-off port” for China to funnel goods into the United States. He warned that such a move would devastate Canada’s economy, businesses, and social fabric.
25 January,2026 06:01 PM IST
U.S. President Donald Trump has reignited tensions with Canada, launching sharp criticism over Ottawa’s growing engagement with China and its resistance to a proposed “Golden Dome” missile defence system extending over Greenland. In a series of statements posted on Truth Social and delivered at global forums including Davos, Trump accused Canada of prioritising economic ties with Beijing at the cost of its own national security. He warned that China could “eat them up” within a year if current policies continue, framing Canada’s outreach to Beijing as a strategic vulnerability for North America. WATCH
25 January,2026 04:09 AM IST
A sharp diplomatic rift unfolded at the World Economic Forum in Davos as U.S. President Donald Trump revoked Canada’s invitation to the proposed “Board of Peace,” triggering a strong response from Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Trump, speaking during high-level discussions on global security and prosperity, claimed that Canada has long benefited disproportionately from American strategic, economic and defense support, questioning Ottawa’s gratitude and alignment. The fallout escalated after Trump announced the withdrawal through a post on Truth Social, framing the decision as a reassessment of U.S. commitments to allies. The move effectively ended Canada’s participation in the high-profile initiative, with Ottawa declining to bear any costs linked to the now-collapsed invitation. WATCH
24 January,2026 12:59 AM IST
President Donald Trump addressed questions on Thursday after a visible bruise appeared on his left hand during appearances in Davos, Switzerland. Trump said the bruise was caused by accidentally hitting his hand on a table and added that his daily aspirin use makes him more prone to bruising.
23 January,2026 08:48 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
