Carney leaves Davos without meeting Trump after speech on U.S. rupture of world order

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, criticizing the U.S. President, without naming him, for rupturing the rules-based international order. He urged middle powers to build coalitions and publicly condemn economic coercion, even when practiced by an ally. Carney left Davos without meeting Trump, citing the need to prepare for a cabinet retreat in Quebec City and the resumption of Parliament. Trump responded to Carney's speech, saying Canada should be grateful for the benefits it receives from the U.S.