Thank you.
President Trump's patience wears thin as Russia pummels Ukraine with drones and missiles.
Plus, the EU gets a deadline extension for its trade talks with Washington.
And Canada's new leader takes up the task of fixing the country's relationship with Trump.
Our previous prime minister,
who I think Trump initially liked because he had the name and he's an attractive personality,
because he was seen to diss Trump behind his back,
that brought on his ire and the relationship never improved.
So Carney's very conscious of that.
It's Tuesday, May the 27th.
I'm Azhar Sukri for The Wall Street Journal, filling in for Luke Vargas.
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President Trump is weighing sanctions against Moscow this week
as he grows frustrated by Russian President Vladimir Putin's intensifying attacks on Ukraine,
which killed at least 12 people this weekend.
That's according to people familiar with Trump's thinking,
who added that the president is also growing tired with the slow pace of peace negotiations and is considering abandoning them altogether
if a final push doesn't work.
Here was the president on Sunday.