Starmer urged to act after Trump threatens Commonwealth ally Canada with more tariffs
Keir Starner faces calls to take action after cutting negotiations with Donald Trump Canada and threatening the country of the Nations with more trade tariffs.
He visited England only weeks before President Trump met King Charles of Canada King Charles, claiming that he had “such a power üzerinde on the country, but he added, im I prefer not to use it”.
He said that Trump would have to pay for the goods entering the United States for the goods entering the United States in the midst of fear of renewing the trade war of trade.
Starmer’s call to intervene comes after a similar diplomatic sequence that the Prime Minister fell to support Canada against the ambitions of Trump’s 51st state of the United States.
In Canada, a conservative deputy and a former ambassador were among the critics of the British Prime Minister for not being able to oppose their country.
The last attack on Canada comes in difficult times for the leader of the worker.
He hopes to make President Trump in a second state visit to the UK in September, during a second state visit to the King, a sharp champion of the League of Nations.
Liberal Democrat Vice President Daisy Cooper said: “Once again, Donald Trump despised his allies by continuing his war-damaging war. In the White House with such an unreliable partner, the government has to empower our economy by establishing a custom-made UK-EU Customs Union and working with European and enthusiastic allies to end the end of Trump.
SNP Deputy Stephen Gethins said: “The Trump project is about to throw obstacles to trade with our partners who will cost jobs and damage public financing.
The last time it exploded on Canada’s digital service tax plans.
In an article on Social, the president complained that he was “newly informed about the movement that could leave some American technology companies with big bills.
Trump said to the plans, “a direct and open attack on our country.”
“Frankly, they are copying the European Union that does the same thing and now discussed with us,” he wrote, adding that the United States has immediately put into effect all the debates on trade with Canada ”.
Trump later claimed that the United States was “a great relationship with the Canadian people”, but the government of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, the former governor of the Bank, made work “very difficult”.
“We don’t want to do anything bad, but … economically … We have such a power on Canada. I prefer not to use it, but today they tried to copy Europe with our technology companies.”
