Canada’s Prime Minister Seeks Favor at White House Amid Trade and Security Tensions

Next week’s meeting between Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Donald Trump at the White House offers more than just diplomatic pleasantries—it underscores a persistent clash over sovereignty, trade fairness, and security cooperation between two neighboring nations.Is America Being Strong Enough to Protect Its Borders and Trade Interests?With over three-quarters of Canada’s exports headed to the United States, the economic intertwining is undeniable. But this interdependence has not deterred Canada from pushing its agenda amid the pending review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). While Canada seeks inclusion in Trump’s proposed Golden Dome missile defense system—a critical national security...