EU and Canada pursue strategic alliance to cut reliance on US and China

The EU and Canada are moving toward a formalized strategic partnership, rejecting an 'associate member' formula, to deepen cooperation in defense, critical raw materials, and technology. This marks a deliberate effort to reduce dependence on both the United States and China, signaling a shift in transatlantic and global supply-chain dynamics. The scope and timeline of agreements remain uncertain, but the initiative reflects a broader trend of middle-power alignment.

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