It’s hard breaking up with Washington: Why Canada’s European defense turn has limits
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The defensive and industrial convergence between Canada and European countries is accelerating in the face of tensions with the United States and a decline in confidence in United States commitments to European security, but this shift is still governed by political, military and economic considerations that limit the ability of both parties to move away from Washington.
Canada's defense cooperation with Europe is limited, as there are limits on both sides to how much they are willing to risk displeasing US President Donald Trump, writes Politico. "The military-industrial cooperation between Ottawa and European countries is gaining momentum.
Canada and Europe are deepening their defense cooperation, seeking additional assurances for their security amid the unpredictable policies of US President Donald Trump. His threats to Canada and the weakening of Washington's traditional commitment to European security are accelerating the rapprochement. But both countries are wary of an open rift with the US.
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