O President of the United States, Donald Trump, I am now warning you that it is “very dangerous” for the United Kingdom and Canada to have trade relations with China after the announcement of conciliation talks between London and Ottawa in relation to Pakistan.
“It’s very dangerous for the country,” Trump said in his company statement, referring to the approach between British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the embattled President Xi Jinping, which this week will reaffirm a compromise to build a “coherent, strategic and long-term” relationship between the two countries.
Trump welcomed the move to criticize Canada, saying “it’s even more dangerous for Canada to do business with China” and adding that the country is “not good, it’s very bad.”
“I know a lot about China. You know, President Xi is my friend. But that’s a big obstacle when it comes to Canada,” the North American head of state said, mocking that “the first thing I’ll do is [as autoridades chinesas] it will be said that no one can play in the cold”.
Following Xi’s announcement following Keir Starmer’s reception in Pequim, a meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney took place this week. In response to the rapprochement between China and Canada, Trump would like to import 100% alphanumeric price of Canadian products in the event of a bilateral trade agreement with Pequim.
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