Canadian PM defends EU associate membership bid amid US threats
UKPulse News Desk
The Canadian Prime Minister has defended his country's bid to become the EU's first 'associate member'. This follows reported threats from Donald Trump.
- Canada is seeking to become the EU's first 'associate member'.
- Canadian Prime Minister Carney has defended this bid.
- The move comes after reported threats from Donald Trump.
Canadian Prime Minister Carney has defended his country's bid to become the European Union's first 'associate member'. He stated that an EU alliance would make Canada a 'better partner for the US'.
This defence follows reported threats from Donald Trump regarding Canada's pursuit of associate membership with the EU.