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Carney Stands His Ground After Davos Clash With Trump Camp. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is pushing back after claims from Washington that he softened his tone toward President Donald Trump. Carney says he fully stands by his Davos speech, where he warned about the dangers of unchecked superpowers and a fractured global order. After a phone call between the two leaders, a senior Trump official suggested Carney had walked back those remarks. But Carney flatly denied it, saying he told the president directly: he meant every word. According to Carney, the call was constructive, covering issues from Ukraine and Arctic security to trade and China. He stressed that Canada understands the shift in U.S. trade policy and is adapting, not retreating. With a key North American trade deal up for review, Carney made one thing clear: the world has changed, Washington has changed—and Canada is responding on its own terms.
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