Trump’s tariff policies are straining US-Canada relations. After imposing and then suspending tariffs, Canadian leaders are reassessing their ties with the U...
It feels like I’ve seen this exact same headline about 57 times in the last two weeks. What does this say that is different from when the first tariffs went into effect on Feb 1st?
I think time to reflect is a factor. In the proceeding weeks we’ve seen that the tariff thing isn’t just a passing fart in the idiot’s brain space and that he’s following through on his threats.
I think the articles that say we couldn’t join based on bureaucracy are missing the existential threat NATO is facing right now. And what’s good for NATO is good for the EU.
You are not logged in. However you can subscribe from another Fediverse account, for example Lemmy or Mastodon. To do this, paste the following into the search field of your instance: !canada@lemmy.ca
It feels like I’ve seen this exact same headline about 57 times in the last two weeks. What does this say that is different from when the first tariffs went into effect on Feb 1st?
I think time to reflect is a factor. In the proceeding weeks we’ve seen that the tariff thing isn’t just a passing fart in the idiot’s brain space and that he’s following through on his threats.
I think the articles that say we couldn’t join based on bureaucracy are missing the existential threat NATO is facing right now. And what’s good for NATO is good for the EU.