https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/canada/canada-is-running-toward-europe-as-the-west-fractures/
“The summit in Armenia was never simply about diplomacy. It was about constructing a new bloc of so-called “middle powers” aligned against the growing nationalist shift coming out of Washington. Carney has been openly pushing this idea for months, arguing that countries like Canada and Europe must deepen cooperation because the “old order” is breaking apart. That is globalist language for saying the United States is no longer willing to carry the system financially or militarily the way it once did.

That is why Carney fits naturally into these European summits. He spent years inside the central banking system, running both the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England. He was one of the loudest advocates globally for climate finance structures, ESG investing, and coordinated global financial governance. Europe views him as one of their own intellectually.

Carney is essentially betting Canada’s future on closer integration with declining globalist structures just as voters across the Western world increasingly revolt against them politically.

The fragmentation of the West is accelerating. Europe fears abandonment by Washington. Canada fears economic dependency on the United States. Germany fears industrial collapse. France fears social unrest. Britain fears irrelevance. The alliances that dominated the postwar era are beginning to crack under debt, migration, energy instability, war pressures, and collapsing public confidence.
The EPC summit itself is really a symptom of that fracture.”