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Prime Minister Mark Carneys first year in office saw him travel extensively, logging over eighty-four days abroad, more than his predecessors. His banking background and global uncertainties drove this pace, with trips to countries like Japan, India, China, and Australia to build ties. Opinions differ on whether this helps or hurts domestically, but Carney has secured wins like trade and defense pacts. As global threats rise, experts suggest the PMs role may remain outward-focused, blending foreign policy into daily governance.

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