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Canada retaliates against Trump tariffs, testing unity in Washington
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s move is already drawing support from China and underscores a split within the Trump administration.
The New York Times reports that Canada has chosen to retaliate against U.S. tariffs, prompting questions about whether other countries will follow suit.
According to the report, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s decision has been praised by China, highlighting the diplomatic and market stakes of tariff retaliation.
The article also says the move has exposed a rift within the Trump administration, reflecting uncertainty over how the U.S. policy approach will hold up internationally.
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