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‘Not so much’ standing in way of trade deal with Canada, Trump says at G7
U.S. President Donald Trump said “not so much” is holding up an economic and security deal with Canada as he began his first full day at the Group of Seven summit, a forum he added should consider expanding to include China. Mr. Trump said Canada and the United States will see if they can resolve their differences Monday.
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President Trump gave a new reason for his sudden departure from G7 meetings in Canada amid the escalating fight between ...
It was already an eventful day at the G7 before we learned Monday night that U.S. president Donald Trump was leaving early.
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Trump signals trade deal with Carney achievable as two leaders meet at G7U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday his primary focus at the G7 summit is on trade and he thinks a deal with Canada is ...
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