European Union Backtracks on Canada Becoming ‘Associate Member’
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Chancellor Merz and other heads of government are slowing down the Leyens Canada plans. They are interfering with terms and insufficient prior voting.
The EU is discussing a closer partnership in Montreal with Canada, but Chancellor Merz is putting on hold an important project by Ursula von der Leyen.
Chancellor Merz and other heads of government are slowing down the Leyens Canada plans. Several EU countries have weakened planned commitments for closer ties with the country – just before the summit.
The European Union has turned back on Canada's proposal to launch talks to become an associated member, following disagreements between the Member States, just as a summit between the EU and the overseas country was about to begin in Montreal. A draft of the joint declaration, scheduled to be held at the end of the summit, will be held [...] The article "EU" retracted: Canada will not become an associated member of the Union comes from Metropoli…
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