The criminal war overshadowed Carney’s visit and underscored the bogus character of his claims that “middle powers” could ...

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At January’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the collapse of the rules-based order. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz likewise declared at ...

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Carney’s support for the U.S. is principled and pragmatic — just not according to the definition he laid out in January ...

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will wrap up his Asia-Pacific tour with talks in Tokyo aimed at deepening economic and security cooperation.

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Mark Carney wants middle powers to help write new rules of behaviour now that the former international order has been destroyed. But how realistic are his ambitions?

From a capricious White House to chilling parallels with a previous global conflict, three books analyse this moment of churn ...