Foreign ministers of leading Western democracies meet in Canada on Thursday after seven weeks of rising tensions between U.S. allies and President Donald Trump over his upending of foreign policy on Ukraine and imposing of tariffs.

Trump’s 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum took effect overnight, dealing another blow to a neighborly alliance and escalating a trade war.

Joly plans to sound the alarm about the implications of the U.S. actions, warning her European and British counterparts that, "If the U.S. can do this to us, their closest friend, then nobody is safe.

Amid Trump’s heavy tariffs on Canada, Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly is taking action. She intends to meet with Rubio on Thursday morning to exert “maximum pressure” in defence of Canada’s sovereignty

Foreign ministers from the G7Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the U.S.along with the EU, gather in La Malbaie, Canada, for crucial talks as tensions rise over U.S. foreign policy shifts under

The gathering will be partly overshadowed by the United States’ trade wars and escalating hostilities toward Canada

On the official agenda this week as Canada hosts the G7 foreign ministers: Ukraine, the Middle East, Haiti and Venezuela, but nothing about President Donald Trump’s trade war or

Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Mélanie Joly had one stark warning to share Wednesday: “If the U.S. can do this to us, their closest friend, then nobody is safe.” During a press conference addressing President Donald Trump’s recent tariff retaliation against the country,

G7 foreign ministers meet in Canada Wednesday to discuss moves to halt the Russia-Ukraine war, but US Secretary of State Marco Rubio shrugged off questions about a prospective American takeover