Carney heading to Europe today for first foreign trip as PM
- Mark Carney is visiting Europe for his first foreign trip as Prime Minister of Canada, after being sworn in last week.
- During his trip, Carney aims to strengthen ties with France and the U.K. And discuss security and economic matters.
- Carney plans to meet with leaders including Emmanuel Macron and Keir Starmer.
- Canada is involved in a coalition for peacekeeping in Ukraine and faces trade tensions with the U.S.
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Canada's Premier Carney seeks a close relationship in Europe
Europe instead of the USA: Canada's Prime Minister Carney visited France's President Macron on his first trip abroad. Neither addressed the US's customs dispute against Canada directly - they made a promise to Ukraine for that.
Mark Carney to meet King and Sir Keir Starmer as he looks to strengthen EU alliances amid US rift
The former Bank of England governor, who was sworn in as Canada's new leader on Friday, will be arriving in London from Paris, where he met French President Emmanuel Macron.


New Canadian leader Mark Carney expected to meet Sir Keir Starmer and King
The former Bank of England governor will arrive in the UK from Paris later on Monday.
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