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[INTERNATIONAL] · United States, Canada, Mexico, Ireland, Iran · 13 sources

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Donald Trump defends USMCA, criticizes Canada during Ireland visit

During a visit to Dublin, Ireland, President Donald Trump addressed several international issues, most notably the future of the USMCA trade agreement. He ruled out the possibility of the United States withdrawing from the treaty, emphasizing that the nation will maintain a “great relationship” with Mexico.

However, Trump directed sharp criticism toward Canada, claiming the country has “scammed” the United States for 50 years and has taken advantage of American farmers. He noted that Canada is “desperately” seeking a new deal and compared their intentions to those of Iran. This comes amid escalating trade tensions and retaliatory tariffs between Washington and Ottawa.

In other diplomatic remarks, Trump commented on the situation in Venezuela, stating that democratic elections will occur “when they are ready,” while noting that increased oil industry activity is benefiting both nations. Regarding the Middle East, he suggested the conflict with Iran could conclude around the time of the November midterm elections. Additionally, Trump rejected calls to slow artificial intelligence development, labeling such efforts a “sickly conspiracy.”

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Anthropic · Canada · Claudia Sheinbaum · Donald Trump · Mexico · Micheál Martin · USMCA · United States

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