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Canada’s foreign policy is shifting gears with Prime Minister Mark Carney’s bold “variable geometry” strategy—forging flexible, issue-based coalitions instead of rigid alliances. Think dynamic task forces: Europe’s trade rules, China and India’s tech standards, Brazil’s nature solutions—all coming together to tackle climate change. Ambassador David Lametti is already putting this into action at the UN, coordinating on Haiti’s gang crisis with Central American partners, rallying the Mountains Group for human rights, and leading JUSCANZ to share policy intel with non-EU nations. Canada’s not abandoning old allies—it’s expanding its network to tackle global challenges smarter, faster, and more efficiently.

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