'AGE OF DISORDER': Canada FM Says World Faces 'A Rupture, Not A Transition,' Citing Macmillan!

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Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand told the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly that the world faces a rupture rather than a transition, citing historian Margaret Macmillan's description of a new age of disorder, and said great powers are walking away from global economic cooperation and dismantling economic integration, want others to accept what they are offered, and too often treat state sovereignty with disdain. She said Canada's response is greater strategic autonomy, diversified partnerships and issue-based coalitions, including the Coalition of the Willing with over 30 allies supporting Ukraine, and said Canada has secured more than 20 new economic and defence partnerships this year and nearly $500 billion in financing commitments at its first Canada Investment Summit. Anand said Canada is allocating over $80 billion to defence, now spends over 2 percent of GDP and is building toward NATO's 5 percent pledge by 2035, welcomed US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's

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