Canada and Europe: An alliance against Trump? | To the Point
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Trump is reshaping the World Order. Is Canada moving closer to Europe? For decades, the United States was the closest ally of both Europe and Canada. But Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policies and confrontational approach are raising new questions about the future of transatlantic relations. At the same time, Europe is facing growing political pressure from within, as populist parties from the left and right gain ground across the continent and challenge established centrist forces. As old certainties fade, many are looking for new partnerships and new strategies. Could Canada become Europe’s strategic ally? Is a new center of power emerging within the Western alliance? Or is the idea of a common front against Trump doomed from the start? Canada and Europe: An Alliance Against Trump? In this edition of To the Point, we discuss the future of the transatlantic relationship, the consequences of Trump’s policies, and whether Canada and Europe can build a stronger partne
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