Canada seeks historic EU alliance to oppose Trump
Canada is seeking to build an unprecedented economic and security partnership with the European Union aimed at reducing its dependence on the United States amid deteriorating relations due to U.S. President Donald Trump's trade policies, especially after the impact of the trade war on the Canadian economy. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is leading this effort, with plans to attend the European Union's State of the Union address and establish closer ties with the bloc, including enhancing cooperation in natural resources, energy, and technology. A summit is expected to be hosted in Montreal by the European Union and Canada to strengthen the partnership, focusing on the digital trade agreement, climate initiatives, and artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, Canada emphasizes that it is not seeking EU membership but rather a strategic partnership based on shared values and mutual interests.
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