Trump’s transatlantic rupture has triggered another transatlantic alliance. EU’s $21.2-trillion economy is courting Canada’s $2.3-trillion as its first “associate member” — a potential $23.6-trillion partnership across defence, AI, energy, critical minerals. Canada is the first non-European country inside EU’s SAFE defence framework. It’s strategic diversification — but with an uncomfortably Trumpian aftertaste.
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