Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s February 26 to March 7 trip to India, Australia and Japan marked an effort by Ottawa to develop a deeper Indo-Pacific strategy. He sought to reduce Canada’s overwhelming economic dependence on the U.S. market (almost 80 percent) in response to President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Carney worked to develop deeper ties with “middle powers” in the Indo-Pacific on energy, supply chains and security amid the current less stable global geopolitical atmosphere. Carney’s … Continue Reading
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Murray Hiebert
