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Fair Observer Editor-at-Large Ranjani Iyer Mohanty speaks with former Canadian Diplomat David McKinnon about Canada’s proposed closer relationship with the European Union. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s September 16 invitation to explore associate membership opens a discussion about economic security, sovereignty and Canada’s place in the world. For McKinnon, the opportunity extends beyond Europe: Canada must develop partnerships that strengthen its independence and international influence. LISTEN ON: ALSO AVAILABLE ON: Spotify apple-podcasts Apple Podcasts YouTube Podcasts Amazon Music A partnership beyond trade Mohanty asks what associate membership would add to the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA). Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has welcomed closer engagement, but the framework remains undefined. McKinnon sees genuine interest in deeper economic and political cooperation alongside an immediate tactical purpose.

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