Trudeau Concludes London Visit with Focus on Canadian Sovereignty

The Canadian Prime Minister met King Charles III to address U.S. President Trump's annexation remarks and reaffirm Canada's independence.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met King Charles III at Sandringham Estate to discuss issues important to Canadians, particularly sovereignty and independence.
The meeting followed U.S. President Donald Trump's recent suggestion that Canada could become the 51st U.S. state, which Trudeau has described as a serious matter tied to Canada's natural resources.
Trudeau emphasized that protecting Canada's sovereignty is a top priority and stated this reflects the concerns of Canadian citizens.
King Charles has faced criticism in Canada for remaining silent on Trump's remarks, prompting discussions about the monarchy's relevance to Canadian sovereignty.
Trudeau's London visit also included participation in a European security summit, where Canada was the only non-European nation present, highlighting its commitment to transatlantic alliances.