Trump returns to UN with grievances for allies and adversaries

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President Donald Trump returns to the United Nations this week with grievances against allies and adversaries, including trade disputes with Canada and Europe and frustration over the ongoing Iran war. Trump is expected to address the UN General Assembly on Sept. 22, with GOP lawmakers urging him to focus on adversaries like Russia and China rather than criticizing NATO allies. Relations with Canada and European nations have deteriorated over tariffs and territorial claims. The Iran war has cost $43.6 billion, with 18 U.S. service members killed, while Trump's administration also pushes a new peace plan for Ukraine. Trump will meet Venezuela's acting president and other leaders on the sidelines.


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