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King Charles signalling support for Canada as Trump talks annexation

King Charles met with Canadian officials in March 2025 amid US tensions.
Trump's suggestions of annexing Canada prompted international concern.
The King presented symbols of support, including a sword and maple tree.
Germany's Baerbock stated, "Borders are inviolable...in Canada."
Charles's actions signal support for Canada amid political tensions.

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Charles III poses as savior of Canada

BUCKINGHAM'S LETTER. In an attempt to gather Trump, who threatens to make his neighbour the 51st American state, the king invited him to make a second official visit to London. An unheard gesture.

2 months ago·Paris, France

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Le Devoir

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Chronicle of the Letter to King Charles III

What's a king for?

2 months ago·Montreal, Canada

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castanet.net

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Germany foreign minister voices strong support for Canada's territorial sovereignty

Germany's foreign minister is sending a strong message of support to Canadians in response to U.S. President Donald Trump's economic threats and talk of making Canada an American state.

2 months ago·Kelowna, Canada

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Los Angeles Times

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Letters to the Editor: With a population close to California's, annexing Canada would swing the U.S. left

Imagine universal healthcare in the United States.

2 months ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Radio-Canada

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Jason Kenney worries about rising pro-Trump speeches

Jason Kenney is concerned about the rise of trumpist sympathies in Canada and calls for vigilance and the defence of Canadian sovereignty.

2 months ago·Montreal, Canada

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The Times

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King plans early meeting with Canada’s new prime minister Mark Carney

Charles knows the former Bank of England governor well and would be sending a signal of support amid the Commonwealth country’s tensions with Donald Trump

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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