Historic First or Symbolic Gesture? What Canada’s Associate EU Membership Could Mean
Officials say the talks could add defence, intelligence and regulatory cooperation, but Canada would still fall short of full single-market access.
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By proposing to make Canada an "associate member" of the European Union, Ursula von der Leyen made an unprecedented gesture. Professor of European Law Alan Hervé analyses a concept with very vague legal contours.
Historic first or symbolic gesture? What Canada’s associate EU membership could mean
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The MEP stressed the importance of "progressively developing Canada" and explained that the status of "associated member" does not amount to full membership.
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