Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney signed a partnership with the European Union to reduce dependence on the US and boost defense spending
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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Canada has signed a security and defense partnership with the European Union to refocus its defense relationship amid threats from Donald Trump. The agreement allows for Canadian participation in European defense programs and commitments to increase defense spending. Prime Minister Carney emphasized the importance of this partnership to improve military capabilities and support domestic industry, while the EU will work with Ottawa to strengthen transatlantic security.
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