Carney seeks new US-Canada partnership amid trade uncertainty
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is calling for a renewed partnership with the United States as President Trump considers whether to renew the free trade agreement. Carney has signaled Canada will purchase European surveillance planes over two American options, a significant snub to US defense contractors. The Canadian leader has framed the relationship as one that can 'help make America great again,' using Trump's own slogan in an attempt to find common ground.
President Trump has shared a draft Iran peace agreement with Israel and other allies, signaling potential progress in US-Iran negotiations. The proposed plan reportedly includes terms for a ceasefire extension and conditions regarding Iran's nuclear program. American officials say Trump will consider extending the ceasefire as talks continue.
The United States has conducted another military strike against Iran even as negotiations continue, creating confusion about the administration's strategy. President Trump has stated that Iran is 'negotiating on fumes,' striking a dual track of pressure and diplomacy. The mixed messaging has left allies and analysts uncertain about the path forward.