Trump Abandons Plan to Annex Canada, Citing Country's History and Autonomy

Washington: US President Donald Trump, who had so far been openly threatening to annex Canada to the US and make it the 51st state, has now changed his tune. After failing to achieve the expected success in the Iran war and falling behind militarily, Trump has now floated the idea of fighting Canada. In a conversation with noted biographer Robert Hardman, Trump admitted that Canada's 200-year-old history and its strong autonomy cannot be erased in a few years. This statement by Trump, who had earlier talked about flying the US flag over Canada by putting up AI-generated pictures on social media, is being seen as a major diplomatic retreat worldwide. The activism of the British royal family is also considered an important reason behind this change. King Charles III recently visited Canada in the Canadian Parliament and hailed Canada as a'strong and independent nation ', which increased international pressure on Trump. Hardman, in an interview with King Charles, praised King Charles Trump's ability to fight back against a particularly severe form of cancer.