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UK, Canada pledge closer ties on trade, defence, AI

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The United Kingdom and Canada have discussed strengthening cooperation on trade, defence, and artificial intelligence during a meeting between their leader Read More: https://punchng.com/uk-canada-pledge-closer-ties-on-trade-defence-ai/

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