Donald Trump says he wants to expand the scope of his trade barriers, including by threatening additional tariffs on Canada, Brazil and Spain. The warnings come as a new round of global trade levies is set to begin this week, raising expectations that more costs could be imposed on imports from multiple countries. The reporting across outlets describes Trump’s position as aimed at making his “trade wall” larger and more extensive than before. While the articles agree on the countries named—Canada, Brazil and Spain—and the timing context—before the new trade levies take effect—details on the specific tariff rates or the precise measures being threatened are not provided in the excerpts. The coverage focuses on Trump’s stated intent and the near-term implementation of the current set of levies, rather than on responses from the targeted countries or broader impacts. Overall, the accounts present a consistent picture: further tariff threats are issued against several trading partners as another tranche of global tariffs is about to start.