Former U.S. President Donald Trump suggested that Canada joining the European Union could be perceived as a 'hostile act.' This statement comes as Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to address European Union lawmakers on Thursday. The remarks follow comments from an E.U. leader indicating that Canada could become the bloc's first 'associate member.'
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Trump comments on Canada potentially joining the E.U. as a 'hostile act'
Donald Trump has indicated that Canada joining the European Union might be viewed as a 'hostile act.' This comment coincides with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's upcoming address to E.U. lawmakers regarding Canada's potential status as the first 'associate member' of the bloc.
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