Canada-EU deepening strategic and security partnership
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The latest in this situation
- A recent summit aims to grant Canada associate membership in the alliance.
- Canada expands its partnership with the EU by joining a security action (SAFE).
- Canada and the EU held a summit to build a transatlantic alliance.
- Carney and Macron plan to deepen ties covering both economic and security cooperation.
- Mark Carney and Emmanuel Macron pledged cooperation on space, business, and economic growth, with chambers of commerce joining forces.
How it started
Macron and Carney met to discuss how Canada could pivot away from the US and join a large economic bloc with the EU, amidst protests near the Evian/Geneva border.
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What happened
Macron and Carney met to discuss how Canada could pivot away from the US and join a large economic bloc with the EU, amidst protests near the Evian/Geneva border.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Mark Carney and Emmanuel Macron pledged cooperation on space, business, and economic growth, with chambers of commerce joining forces.Sub-event
- Macron and Carney met to discuss how Canada could pivot away from the US and join a large economic bloc with the EU, amidst protests near the Evian/Geneva border.Sub-event
- Macron met with Carney to discuss the energy crisis, amid Canada's push for deeper ties with the EU.Sub-event
High-level talks between Macron and Carney explore geopolitical shifts for Canada and the EU.1 source
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The entities involved
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Emmanuel Macron
president of France and Co-Prince of Andorra since 2017
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Mark Carney
24th prime minister of Canada since 2025
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