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Carney supports Canada's EU associate status
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney endorsed a proposal for Canada to become the European Union's first associate member, aiming to strengthen trade, defense, and technological cooperation to reduce reliance on the United States. He emphasized that the goal is to build resilience and sovereignty without creating a rival power bloc, in response to tensions with the U.S. and Trump's tariffs. The initiative includes deeper integration across various sectors and will be discussed further at a Canada-EU summit.
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