Fracture rather than Transition: How Intermediate Forces Reshape World Order

The commitment to physical defense remains unwavering. We are working with NATO allies, including the Nordic Baltic Eight, to defend the northern and western flanks of the alliance through unprecedented investments in over the horizon radar, submarines, aircraft, and ground forces on the ice. Canada strongly opposes the tariff threat against Greenland and calls for targeted negotiations to achieve the common goal of security and prosperity in the Arctic. In terms of multilateral trade, we are pushing to build a bridge between the Trans Pacific Partnership and the European Union – creating a new trade bloc with a population of 1.5 billion. In terms of key minerals, we are establishing a buyer’s club based on the G7 to reduce dependence on centralized supply. In the field of artificial intelligence, we are collaborating with like-minded democratic countries to ensure that we are not forced to choose between hegemony and large-scale technology enterprises.