Burnham’s Caution Toward Brussels Gets Jolt From EU-Canada Deal
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Michael Taube: Carney’s EU mistake is nearly complete
Prime Minister Mark Carney described Canada as the “most European of non-European countries” at a joint summit in Brussels last summer. This eye-raising remark led some political pundits and columnists (including me) to speculate that his personal mission wasn’t to improve relations with the U.S., but to jump into the “waiting arms” of the European Union.
Trade, defence, critical raw materials: Brussels and Ottawa are working on the most comprehensive agreement that the EU has concluded with a third country overseas so far.
Burnham’s caution toward Brussels gets jolt from EU-Canada deal
United Kingdom Prime Minister Andy Burnham was just weighing his first careful steps toward a reset with the European Union when he got lapped on the road to Brussels by Canada’s Mark Carney . The sweeping trade-and-security deal being drafted by EU and Canadian officials heaps pressure on…
The EU and Canada are preparing a new stage of cooperation, signaling serious intentions to deepen relations in various areas, from trade to security. 🌍🤝 This will happen despite the challenges facing the UK after Brexit. We are waiting for details during Ursula von der Leyen's speech! 📅✨
Canada retains sovereignty in the economic and defence spheres. This experience can be useful for the EU in reducing dependence on other countries, writes Bloomberg
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