Canada in talks with the EU to reduce US defense reliance: AP

Why Canada must align with Europe, the new boomtown

Owing to Donald Trump’s disruptive behaviour, Europe could be on the cusp of an economic and investment rebound that would benefit its trading partners

Could Canadian Military Leadership Be a US Fifth Column?

By Yves Engler – Mar 20, 2025 A contradiction: Donald Trump’s annexation threats have ever more Canadians fearful of the country to our south; simultaneously, those tasked with “defending” Canada seek to bolster the US military. Polls show Canadian attitudes towards the US have declined precipitously in response to Trump’s insults, border musing and annexation threats. Thirty percent of Canadians now see the US as an “enemy” nation. Attitudes to…

It’s time for Canada to expand trade relations with Israel

If you haven’t heard — Canada is in a bit of a predicament with our once closest ally — the United States. Indeed, with President Trump’s unpredictable approach to everything from tariffs to diplomacy — relations between Ottawa and Washington have become historically strained. As a result, many Canadians across the country have become increasingly interested in seeking out alternatives to U.S.-made products and everyday consumer goods. However, …

We live in a dangerous world. Canada needs to bulk up

Canada needs to get serious and get building – more housing, more transit and a more robust defence policy.

The Government of Canada seeks to diversify its military alliances, moving away from the historical dependence of the United States, through negotiations with the European Union. The Government of Canada initiated discussions with the European Union to reduce its military dependence on the United States. Meanwhile, it explores the purchase of European fighter aircraft under negotiations led by Prime Minister Mark Carney. This decision reflects a…

What is the future of Australia's defence relationships? Expert weighs in

Donald Trump's US-centric approach and recent tariff decisions have raised concerns about the AUKUS agreement. Some are calling for the deal to be reconsidered. Dalbir Ahlawat, a senior lecturer at Macquarie University specialising in Indo-Pacific security, analyses the implications of this situation.