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'Our Support Is Unequivocal': Mark Carney Rejects Trump's ICC Push & Tariff Pressure In Explosive PC
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18:22Now PlayingUS News: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney firmly rejected pressure from President Donald Trump's administration to distance itself from the International Criminal Court, declaring Canada's support for the ICC is 'unequivocal.' During a wide-ranging press conference, Carney reaffirmed Canada's commitment to international law, the rule of law, and continued backing for the court despite U.S. efforts to persuade allies to withdraw support. He also addressed escalating trade negotiations with Washington, insisting Canada wants tariffs lifted across all strategic sectors, including steel, aluminum, and autos, as Trump's latest tariff threats loom. Watch the full exchange as Carney defends Canada's position on the ICC, trade, immigration, and other key issues in a closely watched press conference.
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