It seems that every encounter with the U.S. president is now used to calm his mercurial spirit, Susan Delacourt writes.
Donald Trump must enjoy what has now become diplomatic protocol for dealing with him on the world stage — namely, flattery and deference.
Mark Carney caught on to it early, calling Trump a “transformational president” during his first White House sit-down with him more than a year ago.
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