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Far right gains ground in Europe, as Canada pivots from Trump to EU
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Canada is re-evaluating its alliances in Europe due to the rise of far-right parties on the continent.
What happened
Prime Minister Mark Carney called for deeper trade and defence ties with Europe at the European Parliament. Some experts say key European allies may not share common values like democracy and reliability due to the rise of far-right parties.
Why it matters
The shift in alliances could impact Canada's relationships with European countries. Experts suggest Canada should consider the possibility of differing values among its European partners. The rise of far-right parties in Europe may influence Canada's diplomatic decisions.
Key facts
- Mark Carney called for deeper trade and defence ties with Europe.
- Far-right parties are gaining ground in Europe.
- Experts advise Canada to consider differing values among European partners.
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