<h1>US warns 35% tariffs on Canada if trade deal stalls over Palestinian state recognition and political tensions</h1> The US President threatened to complicate trade negotiations with Canada following Canada's announcement to recognize a Palestinian state, warning this stance would hinder reaching a trade agreement. He indicated potential imposition of a 35% tariff on Canadian goods if no deal is reached by a set deadline. This move contrasts with his previous indifferent responses to similar recognitions by other countries. The announcement comes amid ongoing renegotiations of the 2020 US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement and a broader international shift regarding Israel's policies. The US President has also linked trade actions against other nations to unrelated political issues, including recent threats of tariffs on Brazil due to its indictment of a former leader allied with the US President. The trade disputes are marked by a mix of political grievances and broader concerns cited by the US administration.