What did Donald Trump write?
In a post on the Truth Social platform, the US president accused Canada of “treating the US very unfairly for decades.” He was referring to the Gordie Howe International Bridge being built by Canada, which will connect Ontario and Michigan. The project is financed by Canadian federal funds. According to media reports, the bridge is practically ready, but formal issues still need to be finalized.
Trump complained that Canada “built it basically without U.S. involvement” and did not use American products, including steel, to build it. He also said that the agreement Canada wants to conclude with China would result in “Canada being eaten alive.” “And we'll get leftovers! I don't think so,” he continued. Already earlier, in January, Trump assessed that “China is completely and successfully taking over Canada.”
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What happens on Tuesday in Poland?
In Budapest, the US foreign minister is to meet with “key Hungarian officials to strengthen Washington's common bilateral and regional interests, including (US) commitment to peace processes aimed at resolving global conflicts and to US-Hungarian energy cooperation,” the statement reads.
The American administration is calling for the transformation of the Alliance, long dominated by the United States, into “NATO under European leadership,” noted Reuters.
What will happen on Tuesday?
Today is the 106th anniversary of Poland's wedding to the sea and the 100th anniversary of granting city rights to Gdynia. On this occasion at 11.25 President Karol Nawrocki will lay a wreath in front of the monument of General Józef Haller in the port of Puck. On Tuesday, the Sejm also begins its session, which will discuss, among others, The Uniform Family Card, and in the following days a government project regarding the status of people in informal relationships, as well as strengthening energy security by increasing the resistance of the power system, e.g. to cyberattacks.
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