New York Magazine: “In terms of their relations with the U.S. Canada, and Iran have very little in common. One is America’s closest neighbor and second-largest trade partner, sharing the world’s longest international border, extensive economic and cultural ties, and a long history of friendly cooperation. The other has been a U.S. adversary for nearly five decades, including a new war that has now lasted more than six months.”
”What Canada and Iran do have in common is an enemy: they’re both targets of new economic offensives by President Trump — and they’re both equally unlikely to capitulate to them.”
