24. Kanada başbakanı (2025–görevde)
Canada fast-tracking oil pipeline designed to diversify economy away from US
Canada will fast track the approval process for a new proposed crude oil export pipeline to its west coast that could generate over C$20 billion (US$14 billion) a year in GDP, Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Thursday. The pipeline, which was announced in July, is a crucial part of Carney’s bid to diversify the economy away from the United States and help lessen the effect of US President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Carney said Ottawa would officially list the Pacific Link pipeline as a project...
To lead on war and peace, Dems need sharp break from the past
By any measure, 2026 has been a disastrous year for President Donald Trump’s foreign policy. An Iran war in which Trump promised quick victory has turned into a protracted farce dragging down the world economy. The president’s “reciprocal tariffs” were gutted by the Supreme Court, and his administration’s trade agenda remains deeply unpopular. Even his regime change operation in Venezuela, an apparent success, was broadly rejected by the American public and has put the United States into an imperial caretaker role in that country that could prove complicated and costly. It is no surprise, then, that the president’s approval rating on foreign policy has sunk by almost 30% since his inauguration for his second term. With Trump’s overall polling numbers cratering, Democrats appear to have a decisive advantage in November’s midterms. Yet this has not translated into a lead in foreign affairs, where polling suggests the two parties are essentially tied. This reality may stem from the fact that, while Democrats have correctly lambasted the president’s actions abroad, the party — and especially its top leadership — has yet to articulate a vision for U.S. foreign policy that reckons with how Trump’s two terms have changed the world and America’s role in it. While Trump’s first presidency could be viewed as an aberration from the normal course of American politics, his second has been more consequential: a “rupture,” as Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney memorably put it in his Davos speech early this year. American partners who have relied on U.S. markets or security backing can no longer hope for a return to normalcy after Trump. They are acting accordingly: in the past year, U.S. allies in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East have engaged in a flurry of activity, inking new trade and defense agreements in a long-term effort to reduce dependence on the United States. If Democrats are to regain some credibility on foreign policy with audiences both at home and abroad, they must show a similar willingness to break with the past. Yet this willingness has so far been in short supply. While some leading party figures acknowledge that a return to business as usual is impossible, their prescriptions have continued to echo the agenda of the Biden administration: restoring U.S. leadership, renewing alliances, and crafting an international coalition to compete with China. As much as former President Joe Biden’s foreign policy struggled under the weight of its contradictions, a retread of his agenda would face even more daunting challenges. Can the United States credibly claim to lead its allies — much less the world — when it has repeatedly shown that its commitments don’t outlast a single presidency? Will any partners want to double down on ties with a hegemon that has proven so eager to exploit dependencies for short-term gain? And what kind of international program can the American public be expected to support after years of anger at the status quo and Trumpian disruption alike? The Democrats have yet to address these questions in a serious way. Fortunately, the intra-party struggle taking place around the U.S. relationship with Israel has created an opening for a broader reevaluation of Democratic foreign policy. Across the country, progressive primary challengers have trounced establishment candidates by appealing to voters’ desire to end blank-check support for Israel. The relationship has become a litmus test for candidates’ willingness to break with destructive orthodoxies. As Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) put it, “primary voters won’t trust any Democratic presidential candidate who does not have a record of moral and strategic clarity on these issues.” If the party is to meet the moment, restructuring U.S. ties with Israel is only a starting point. Candidates and elected officials alike need to put forward bold ideas covering a range of issues, from reasserting congressional war powers to crafting a reformed approach to global aid. Crucially, their proposals need to go beyond opposition to Trump. Rather than just calling out the stupidity of the Iran war, Democrats should pointedly reject the policy of U.S. military primacy in the Middle East that led to it and make the vigorous case for diplomacy that the conflict has so clearly validated. In addition to overturning Trump’s tariffs, the party should develop an agenda for positive-sum economic engagement with the world that does not treat economic prosperity as a scarce resource to be hoarded by some countries at the expense of others. Instead of attacking Trump for weakness in his apparent dovish turn on China, Democrats can advance a strategy that centers cooperation and conflict prevention alongside targeted pushback on Chinese policies where necessary. In the broadest terms, a new Democratic foreign policy should entail uniting behind a vision for U.S. global engagement that recognizes America cannot lead on every issue and in every instance. This does not mean abandoning the commitment to a world governed by rules and institutions; in fact, renewed investment in international cooperation stands the best chance of sustaining a genuine “rules-based order” at a time when the United States clearly lacks the will and ability to stand up such a system on its own. This approach would mesh well with proposals by allied leaders like Carney and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who have each sketched out ideas for a more just, resilient global order upheld by multilateralism and flexible coalition-building. Democrats must build on these efforts and offer a compelling alternative both to Trumpism and to the exhausted status quo that helped produce it. Failure to do so would invite disappointment on the world stage — and provide a blessing to Trump’s would-be successors.
To lead on war and peace, Dems need sharp break from the pastCanada seeks new role in global economy
As trade ties with the US continue to fray, Canada is seeking a new role and new partners in the increasingly fragmented global economy. Prime Minister Mark Carney has been courting more foreign investment as well as closer ties with the European Union and Asian economies.
Kanada lideri, ABD'nin ülkesine olası harekatını "düşük olasılıklı ağır sonuçlu risk" olarak niteledi
Kanada Başbakanı Mark Carney, ABD Başkanı Donald Trump'ın ülkesine yönelik olası bir askeri harekat talimatını, "son derece düşük olasılıklı ancak gerçekleşmesi halinde çok ağır sonuçlar doğurabilecek bir risk" olarak değerlendirdiklerini söyledi.
EU and Canada secure at least €211 million in pledges for Global Ocean Observation
European Commission Press release Brussels, 23 Sep 2026 Today, President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen and Prime Minister of Canada Mark Carney launched the OceanEye International Alliance for the Global Ocean Observing System at a high‑level pledging event in New York.
Speech by President von der Leyen at the OceanEye International Alliance Pledging EventThe EU’s Canada offer is more mood than reality but it could hint at a future geometry for the bloc
While Brussels and Ottawa desire a deeper partnership born of Trump-era volatility, the EU has no legal framework to accommodate it Don’t get This Is Europe delivered to your inbox? Sign up here The EU and Canada, Ursula von der Leyen said last week, “see the world with the same eyes”, with shared stances on everything from AI to the climate crisis, the Ukraine war and the unholy chaos unleashed by the current occupant of the White House (OK, she didn’t actually say that last bit. But I like to think she almost certainly thought it.) So, the European Commission president went on, Canada should become “the first associate member of the EU”. In the audience, Mark Carney beamed with delight. The next day, Canada’s prime minister enthusiastically embraced the idea of an “alliance for the future”, to build “collective resilience” through “deep cooperation”. Continue reading...
Speech by President von der Leyen at the OceanEye International Alliance Pledging Event
European Commission Speech New York, 23 Sep 2026 Prime Minister Carney, dear Mark, Heads of state and government, Fellow leaders, excellencies, Ladies and gentlemen, This is a great day for the ocean. Because ...
Speech by President von der Leyen at the OceanEye International Alliance Pledging EventPakistan calls for end to Israel's occupation of Palestine at meeting convened by France, UK, Canada
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Wednesday called for an end to Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories at a high-level meeting convened by France, the United Kingdom (UK) and Canada. Dar delivered Pakistan’s statement at the High-Level International Meeting on the Two-State Solution, titled “The Road Ahead: One Year After the New York Declaration and the Comprehensive 20-point Peace Plan”, the Foreign Office (FO) said. The meeting was convened by France’s President Emmanuel Macron, Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney, and the UK’s PM Andy Burnham. The opening statements were also delivered by Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan and United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres. Highlighting several initiatives that Pakistan has been a part of on the Palestine issue, Dar said: “Ultimately, all these efforts must converge on one objective: ending the occupation and realising the Palestinian people’s inalienable right to self-determination.” He reiterated Islamabad’s call for an independent, sovereign and contiguous State of Palestine on the pre-1967 borders, with Al-Quds Al-Sharif as its capital. “Pakistan will continue to play its constructive role towards this objective,” the deputy premier reaffirmed. “Diplomacy must respond to the realities on the ground,” he emphasised to the attendees, which included various heads of states and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas (via video). Spain’s President Pedro Sánchez, Qatari PM and FM Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani, Egypt’s PM Mostafa Madbouly, Jordan’s DPM and FM Ayman Safadi, Norway’s PM Jonas Gahr Støre and Ireland’s Taoiseach (prime minister) Micheál Martin also attended the meeting. Other participants included European Council President António Costa, Finland’s President Alexander Stubb, the Netherlands ’ PM Rob Jetten, Türkiye’s Hakan Fidan, and High Representative for Gaza of the Board of Peace Nickolay Mladenov. DPM Dar recalled that Pakistan had endorsed the September 2025 “New York Declaration” that backed the two-state solution, was part of the Group of Eight Arab-Islamic countries that supported the Gaza peace plan, and had voted for a UN Security Council resolution that supported that plan. The deputy premier emphasised that these processes were “complementary elements of a broader political and diplomatic pathway towards peace, and these must reinforce one another”. He declared: “Our objective throughout has been clear: to end the killing and suffering of innocent Palestinians, ensure unhindered flow of humanitarian assistance and advance a credible political horizon leading to Palestinian statehood.” Dar stated that violations of the ceasefire and the “catastrophic human toll in Gaza, alongside the expansion of illegal settlements and settler violence in the West Bank, remain matters of grave concern”. “This machinery of occupation is eroding the territorial and political foundations on which a viable Palestinian state must be built. It must stop, and stop immediately,” he asserted. DPM Dar noted that the New York Declaration provided an “important political framework for translating international consensus into concrete action”. “Its implementation, together with the Gaza Peace Plan and Resolution 2803, must ensure a permanent ceasefire, safe and sustained humanitarian assistance, immediate recovery and reconstruction, and create the conditions for a credible, irreversible and time-bound political process.” PM Shehbaz meets Bill Gates, world leaders Separately, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif held multiple meetings on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly session in New York The prime minister also met with Gates Foundation Chair Bill Gates, who stressed that polio eradication efforts in Pakistan were “vital to protect future generations”. PM Shehbaz appreciated Gates Foundation’s engagement with Pakistan to support polio eradication, maternal and child health, nutrition, immunisation, digitisation and financial inclusion, the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) said in a post on X. “The prime minister complimented the Gates Foundation for being a trusted partner in Pakistan’s socio-economic development and expressed interest in broadening collaboration in areas including public health, agriculture, digital innovation and AI,” PMO said. PM Shehbaz and Gates also “agreed to explore opportunities for collaboration in the development of improved seeds, livestock genetics and emerging agricultural technologies”, according to PMO. The two committed to “further strengthening and expanding partnerships that support sustainable development, technological advancement and improved social sector outcomes for the people of Pakistan”. PM Shehbaz invited the Microsoft co-founder to visit Pakistan. Pakistan is one of the last two countries in the world, alongside Afghanistan, where polio remains endemic. As part of efforts to fight the virus, week-long polio campaigns were launched in Sindh, Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and 13 districts of Punjab on Monday. During his ongoing New York trip, PM Shehbaz also met with world leaders of Kuwait, Kenya, Austria, Somalia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. In a meeting on Wednesday with Bosnian Presidency Chairman Denis Becirovic, the prime minister congratulated him on the formal opening of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s European Union accession talks. According to PMO, Becirovic praised Pakistan’s mediation efforts for de-escalation in the Gulf, adding that “he also fully supported Pakistan’s position” on the illegality of holding the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance. In the meeting with Kuwait’s Crown Prince Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah on Tuesday, PM Shehbaz highlighted the potential for “enhanced cooperation in trade, investment, energy and human resource development” between the two countries, PMO said. Furthermore, PM Shehbaz and Kenyan President William Ruto “reaffirmed their commitment to further strengthening the longstanding and cordial ties between the two countries”. The premier also invited Kenyan investors to explore investment opportunities in Pakistan. Ruto further lauded Pakistan’s mediation efforts in the US-Iran war. PM Shehbaz also met Austrian Federal Chancellor Christian Stocker and Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud on Tuesday on the sidelines of the UNGA session. FM Dar interacts with counterparts DPM Dar also engaged with world leaders on the sidelines of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. In a meeting with the Bulgarian FM Velislava Petrova-Chamova, Dar “reaffirmed Pakistan’s support for diplomatic efforts to resolve regional issues”. “The two sides reviewed the entire spectrum of Pakistan-Bulgaria bilateral relations and expressed their desire to further strengthen ties through enhanced and regular political and economic engagement,” FO said. Dar also met his Hungarian counterpart Anita Orban. Both sides stressed the importance of convening regular bilateral consultative mechanisms to maintain momentum in bilateral engagement. Greek FM George Gerapetritis, in a separate meeting with Dar, “appreciated Pakistan’s constructive role in promoting regional peace and stability, as well as its growing diplomatic engagement on the international stage”, FO said. The deputy premier also met Austrian FM Beate Meinl-Reisinger. The Austrian minister “appreciated Pakistan’s constructive role in promoting regional peace and stability and underscored the importance of sustained diplomatic engagement in addressing regional and global challenges”, according to FO. On Tuesday, Dar had met with Japan’s FM Toshimitsu Motegi, Kuwait’s FM Sheikh Jarrah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah and Libya’s acting FM Al-Taher Al-Baour on the sidelines of the UNGA.
BM Genel Kurulu için New York'ta güvenlik önlemleri en üst seviyeye çıkarıldıCanada’s Carney says Israeli settlement scheme poses 'direct threat' to peace, two-state solution
Canada announces CAN$100 million in aid for Palestinians, trade restrictions on settlement goods
Kanada, Filistin'e 100 milyon Kanada doları değerinde yardım yapacak
Kanada Başbakanı Mark Carney, Filistin'e 100 milyon Kanada doları (yaklaşık 73 milyon ABD doları) değerinde yardım sağlayacaklarını duyurdu.
Canada pledges $100M for Palestine at United Nations General Assembly
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is pledging $100 million in new aid for Palestine in an effort to preserve "the possibility of a two-state solution."
Canada is giving C$100 million in international aid for Palestine, says CarneyCanada is giving C$100 million in international aid for Palestine, says Carney
Sept 22 (Reuters) - Canada is giving C$100 million in international assistance for Palestine, Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Tuesday. Carney told reporters at the United Nations that C$80 million was for humanitarian aid to alleviate immediate human suffering, and C$20 million was to support peace and security capacity building. (Reporting by David Ljunggren, editing by Promit Mukherjee)
Canada is giving C$100 million in international aid for Palestine, says CarneyUK not ‘on the slide’, Burnham to tell UN as he gears up for first meeting with Trump – UK politics live
Burnham is heading to New York for the United Nations general assembly Andy Burnham has opened the door to fighting the next election on the UK rejoining the EU, but said his immediate priority was continuing to rebuild bridges with European allies. Pippa Crerar has the story, which is based on what Burnham told journalists as he spoke to them in what reporters call a “huddle” on his flight to New York. Good morning. Andy Burnham is at the United Nations general assembly today and in a speech to the world (or, technically, to people in the hall and anyone watching on TV at around 2am UK time), he will say that Britain is not “on the slide”. The plan for Britain is about ‘what is our direction over the next 10 years and how do we make life more affordable for people’. That is my main priority, that’s what people are looking for. I hear people saying the country is on the slide – we’re the fastest growing in the G7, there’s lots to be proud of, there’s a lot right with the country and I’m going to give a really upbeat message when I speak. Government sources told the Guardian that Burnham would try to pursue a “third way” in his relationship with the US president, neither as adversarial as the Canadian prime minister, Mark Carney, nor as publicly fawning as [Keir] Starmer’s early approach, and relying on the strength of his personality. Continue reading...
Emine Erdoğan, BM'de konuştu! Çocuklar, zihinlerine göz konulmuş hedef kitleye dönüştürüldü
Emine Erdoğan, kendisinin himayesinde, Aile ve Sosyal Hizmetler Bakanlığı, UNICEF ve BM Genel Sekreteri Çocuklara Yönelik Şiddet Özel Temsilcisi Ofisi işbirliğinde, BM 81. Genel Kurulu marjında düzenlenen "Görünmeyen Mimari: Çocuklar için Güvenli Dijital Sistemler İnşa Etmek-Uluslararası Standartların ve Ortak Sorumluluğun Geliştirilmesi" başlıklı etkinliğe katıldı. BM Genel Merkezi'nde düzenlenen etkinliğe Türkevi'nden yürüyerek geçen Emine Erdoğan, davete icabet ederek programa katılan lider eşlerini kapıda tek tek karşılayarak sohbet etti. Emine Erdoğan, programda yaptığı konuşmada, BM'nin, kuruluşundan bu yana ülkelerin iyi niyetli işbirliğine ev sahipliği yaptığını anımsatarak, insanlığın ortak sorunlarına ortak çözümler üretme idealinin en önemli adreslerinden biri olduğunu söyledi. Bugün BM ile çocukların esenliği için birlikte çıkacakları bir yolun ilk adımını atmaktan büyük memnuniyet duyduğunu ifade eden Emine Erdoğan, BM Genel Sekreteri Çocuklara Yönelik Şiddet Özel Temsilcisi'ne ve UNICEF'e işbirlikleri için şükranlarını sundu. "ÇOCUKLAR, ZİHİNLERİNE GÖZ KONULMUŞ HEDEF KİTLEYE DÖNÜŞTÜRÜLDÜ" Emine Erdoğan, bu buluşmayı gerçekleştiren Aile ve Sosyal Hizmetler Bakanlığına ve davetine icabet ederek toplantıyı onurlandıran konuklara teşekkür etti. Çocukların geleceğe uzanan insanlık zincirinin en değerli halkası, himaye edilmesi gereken en kıymetli emanet olduğunu vurgulayan Emine Erdoğan, "Fakat ne yazık ki günümüzde çocuklar, zihinlerine ve dikkatlerine göz konulmuş, kullanıcı profiline indirgenmiş bir hedef kitleye dönüştürüldüler. Onları ekran başında tutmak isteyen davranış bilimciler, tasarımcılar ve nöro-bilimciler karşısında yapayalnız ve çaresizler." dedi. Emine Erdoğan, araştırmaların, ekran maruziyetinin çocuklarda açtığı tahribata dair her gün yeni bir veri sunduğuna işaret ederek, şöyle devam etti: "Çocuklarda psikiyatrik ilaç kullanımının 5 yaşa kadar düşmesi, bağımlılık davranışları ve çocuk beyninde ekran kullanımıyla ilişkili biyolojik tahribat, bunlardan yalnızca birkaçı... Burada amacımız, elbette dijital platformları topyekün bir tehdit olarak kodlamak ya da teknoloji karşıtlığı noktasına savrulmak değil. Ancak teknolojinin bıçak sırtı bir mesele olduğunu da kabul etmek durumundayız. Kendi ellerimizle icat ettiğimiz teknolojinin, kendi amaçlarına hizmet edecek yeni bir insan tipini gözlerimizin önünde icat etmesine seyirci kalamayız. Zira dijital platformlar, çok uzun zamandır yalnızca bir iletişim mecrası değiller. Bireyler kadar toplumları da yönlendiren, hayatın her alanını yeniden tasarlayan güçlü sistemler. Ve ne yazık ki çocuğun iyiliği, kar odaklılıktan ve etkileşimi ne pahasına olursa olsun büyütme hedefinden sonra geliyor. O halde, bu baskıcı sistemlerin, çocuklar üzerindeki tahakkümünü kaldırmak zorundayız." "EKRAN SÜRESİNİ SINIRLAMAYI, BASİT BİR İRADE MESELESİNE İNDİRGEYEMEYİZ" Bugüne kadar dijitalleşmenin yan etkilerine karşı bireysel bazda mücadele etmek için herkesin elinden geleni yaptığını belirten Emine Erdoğan, "Fakat karşımızdaki devasa algoritma mimarisiyle daha fazla dijital okuryazarlık ya da ebeveyn kontrolü gibi tedbirlerle mücadele edilemeyeceğinin de farkındayız. Ekran süresini sınırlamayı, basit bir irade meselesine indirgeyemeyiz. Çocuğun güvenliğini sağlama sorumluluğu, yalnızca ebeveynlerin değil hepimizindir. Sağlıklı bir dijital ekosistem kurmalı ve güvenliğin, dijital sistemlere sonradan eklenen bir özellik değil, tasarımın çıkış noktası olmasını sağlamalıyız. Teknoloji, insanlığın değerlerine yabancı, tanımsız, sınırsız, filtresiz ve görünmez tuzaklarla dolu bir alan haline gelmemelidir. İnsanlığın büyük hikayesinde açılmış yeni ve temiz bir sayfa olmalıdır." diye konuştu. Emine Erdoğan, bu hassasiyetleri paylaşan birçok ülkenin, çocukların sosyal medya kullanımına yönelik hukuki ve teknik tedbirler aldığını anımsatarak şunları kaydetti: "Türkiye olarak biz de bu önlemleri erkenden hayata geçirmiş bir ülkeyiz. Ancak şu bir gerçek ki küresel çapta faaliyet gösteren teknoloji şirketlerine karşı her ülkenin müstakilen düzenlemeler getirmesi, standartlaşmanın önüne geçiyor. Dolayısıyla ortak gayretlerimizi birleştirmeliyiz. Bu noktada, farklılaşan ulusal uygulamalardan ziyade ortak küresel standartlar geliştirmeliyiz. Bu standartları Birleşmiş Milletler çatısı altında birlikte oluşturmalıyız. Düzenli izleme ve raporlama mekanizmalarıyla ülkeler arasında ortak bir uygulama anlayışının geliştirilmesini sağlamalıyız. Teknoloji şirketlerinin ve dijital platformların hesap verebilirliğini güçlendirmeli, çocukların korunmasında eşit sorumluluk sahibi olmalarının zeminini hazırlamalıyız. Şahsen, insanlığın dijital geleceğini ancak bu adımları atarak başıboşluktan kurtarabileceğimize inanıyorum." Programın açılış bölümünde, Belçika Kraliçesi Mathilde, Aile ve Sosyal Hizmetler Bakanı Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş, Aile ve Sosyal Hizmetler Bakanlığı ile UNICEF Türkiye Çocuk Hakları Koordinatörü Ahmet Yiğit Başoğlu da hitapta bulundu.Açılış konuşmalarının ardından, lider eşleri oturumuna geçildi. Oturumda, Gambiya Cumhurbaşkanı'nın eşi Fatoumatta Bah-Barrow, Sırbistan Cumhurbaşkanı'nın eşi Tamara Vucic, Sierra Leone Cumhurbaşkanı'nın eşi Fatima Maada Bio, Litvanya Cumhurbaşkanı'nın eşi Diana Nausediene, Burundi Devlet Başkanı'nın eşi Angeline Ndayishimiye, Kenya Cumhurbaşkanı'nın eşi Rachel Ruto, Guatemala Cumhurbaşkanı'nın eşi Lucrecia Eugenia Peinado Villanueva, Senegal Cumhurbaşkanı'nın eşi Marie Khone Faye, Romanya Cumhurbaşkanı'nın partneri Mirabela Gradinaru, Şili Cumhurbaşkanı'nın eşi Maria Pia Adriasola Barroilhet, Lübnan Başbakanı'nın eşi Sahar Salam ve Kanada Başbakanı'nın eşi Diana Fox Carney konuşma yaptı. Programın kapanışında ise UNICEF Çocuk Koruma Direktörü Sheema Sen Gupta ile BM Genel Sekreterinin Çocuklara Yönelik Şiddet Özel Temsilcisi Dr. Najat Maalla M'jid konuştu. Programın başında Emine Erdoğan, Belçika Kraliçesi Mathilde ve lider eşleri ile diğer üst düzey isimler aile fotoğrafı çektirdi. Programa, Kuzey Makedonya Başbakanı'nın eşi Rozi Mickoska, Kırgızistan Cumhurbaşkanı'nın eşi Aygül Caparova, Adalet Bakanı Akın Gürlek, Sağlık Bakanı Kemal Memişoğlu ve Sıfır Atık Vakfı Başkanı Samed Ağırbaş, televizyon ve gazetelerin genel yayın yönetmenleri ile çok sayıda davetli de katıldı. Etkinlikte, dijital dünyanın risklerine karşı çocuklar için güvenli dijital sistemler oluşturma konusundaki ortak sorumluluğu yansıtan video izletildi.
Emine Erdoğan, BM'de konuştu! Çocuklar, zihinlerine göz konulmuş hedef kitleye dönüştürüldüMark Carney urges leading AI powers to join forces for ‘safe, effective’ technology
France, Canada, US, China should cooperate to ensure proper AI regulation, says Canadian premier
Macron to meet Trump in New York ahead of UN General Assembly
French president Emmanuel Macron will meet his American counterpart Donald Trump on Monday in New York on the fringes of the United Nations General Assembly a day after holding talks with the Canadian prime minister Mark Carney in Saint Pierre and Miquelon.
Norway to strengthen cooperation with Canada
On Sunday, Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre met with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in Ottawa. The two Prime Ministers said in a joint statement that Norway and Canada would be entering into an agreement on establishing even closer defence cooperation.
Carney touts Arctic alliance with Norway during PM's visit to Ottawa, amid Russia threat
Prime Minister Mark Carney is courting deeper defence ties with Norway, as well as investment from its massive, petroleum-based sovereign wealth fund.
France’s Macron and Canada’s Carney announce plans to build stronger ties
Announcement comes as Canada seeks a closer relationship with the EU amid a trade war with the US.
Macron, Carney to meet in French Atlantic archipelago in signal to Trump
UNITED NATIONS, Sept 20 - President Emmanuel Macron visits the French territory of Saint Pierre and Miquelon on Sunday, where he is due to meet Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, weeks after U.S. President Donald Trump posted an image on social media showing the archipelago covered by the American flag.
Minister Anand to attend 81st UN General Assembly High-Level Week
The Honourable Anita Anand, Minister of Foreign Affairs, announced that she will join Prime Minister Mark Carney as part of Canada’s delegation to the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) High-Level Week in New York City, New York.
Canada won't pay directly into EU budget under Carney's plan: ambassador-designate
As Prime Minister Mark Carney presses toward creating a "unique alliance" with the European Union, Canada's ambassador is ruling out paying directly into the 27-nation bloc's budget.
Canada’s Carney pushes ‘new alliance’ with EU despite Trump threats
BRUSSELS, Belgium – Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney shrugged off a threat of US retaliation Thursday as he pitched a “new alliance” with Europe as a bulwark against outside pressures, in a closely watched address to the European Parliament. Carney’s speech came after EU chief Ursula von der Leyen suggested Canada could become the 27-nation
Canada and the EU want an energy alliance. What would it look like?
Prime Minister Mark Carney was in Strasbourg, France, this week where he and European Union leadership discussed strengthening ties on several fronts.
Burnham will meet Irish PM as UK bids to get exemptions from EU’s ‘Made in Europe’ plan – UK politics live
It will be the first time the PM uses No 10 North to host an overseas visit while the chancellor will be in Dublin meeting with EU finance ministers Good morning. On Monday, at her summit in Cardiff with the leaders of the SNP and Plaid Cymru, Mary Lou McDonald, the Sinn Féin president, joked about Liverpool being the 33rd county of Ireland. Andy Burnham is basically a Scouser; he was born in Liverpool and supports a Liverpool football team, despite being brought up in Culcheth, a village mid-way between Liverpool and Manchester, which made him enough of a Manc to be the city’s mayor. He also has Irish ancestry, and so the mood should be very cordial today when he hosts Micheál Martin, the taoiseach (Irish PM) at No 10 North in Manchester this morning. It is the first time that Burnham has used No 10 North to host an overseas visit, which should help a bit his efforts to establish that No 10 North is a proper government power base, and not just a branch office. The historic visit to No 10 North comes as the prime minister shines a spotlight on towns up and down the country, days after he hosted Canadian prime minister Mark Carney in Liverpool and Nato secretary general Mark Rutte in Oxford. Continue reading...
All smiles in Strasbourg but uncertainty clouds Canada’s EU membership plan
Although Mark Carney welcomed offer to become bloc’s first associate member, no one seems to know what that means Europe live – latest updates Mark Carney received a rapturous reception in the European parliament when he gave his speech on Thursday welcoming a proposal for Canada to become the EU’s first-ever associate member. Politicians queued to shake his hand and take selfies. One MEP leader described the speech as a historic moment. “Europe has extended a hand, and Canada has taken it,” said the German Green MEP Terry Reintke, who borrowed a Canadian ice hockey shirt for the occasion. Continue reading...
Carney pushes Canada-EU ties beyond trade
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney used his address to the European Parliament to signal that Ottawa wants to deepen its partnership with the EU beyond trade, expanding cooperation on energy, AI, space and payment sovereignty, while also seeking to join the Erasmus programme. FRANCE 24's Dave Keating explains how the push reflects Canada's broader strategy to build stronger alliances beyond the United States without seeking to join the EU's single market, even as questions remain over how those ambitions can be turned into concrete action.
Watch: Carney backs closer EU ties, draws applause at European Parliament
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has called for a historic deepening of ties between Canada and the European Union, arguing that a changing geopolitical order is pushing the two sides towards a closer strategic alliance.
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Günün öne çıkan haberlerini Helin Genç "Bugün Ne Oldu?"da anlatıyor. FİNANSAL İSTİKRAR KOMİTESİ'NDEN FON AÇIKLAMASI Hazine ve Maliye Bakanı Mehmet Şimşek'in başkanlığında toplanan Finansal İstikrar Komitesi'nden yapılan açıklamada, "Borsa İstanbul ve sermaye piyasalarımızın işleyişine yönelik temel veya yapısal bir risk bulunmuyor. Sorun, fon piyasasının belirli bir bölümünde yoğunlaşmakta olup geçici ve yönetilebilir" denildi. Sermaye piyasalarındaki son gelişmelerin ele alındığı toplantı sonrası yapılan açıklamada "Piyasalardaki hareketliliğin, sınırlı sayıdaki portföy yönetim şirketlerinin uhdesindeki bazı fonlarda yaşanan kredi ve likidite sorunlarından kaynaklandığı değerlendirilmiştir." ifadelerine yer verildi. TCMB'DEN LİKİDİTE ADIMI Açıklamanın ardından Merkez Bankası'nda likidite adımı geldi. Banka, haftalık repo ihaleleriyle sağlanacak fonlama miktarının artırılacağını, bankaların borç alabilme limitlerinin güncelleneceğini ve teminat iskonto oranlarının azaltılacağını açıkladı. EMLAK KATILIM'DAN BİREVİM VE KATILIMEVİM HAMLESİ Hemen ardından da Emlak Katılım Tasarruf Finansman A.Ş.'nin büyüme stratejisi kapsamında Katılımevim Tasarruf Finansman A.Ş.ve Birevim Tasarruf Finansman A.Ş.'nin satın alınmasına yönelik görüşmelere başladığı açıklandı. SPK’DAN 7 PORTFÖY ŞİRKETİNİN FONLARINA TASFİYE KARARI Öte yandan SPK, Borsa İstanbul'daki gelişmeleri dikkate alarak kredili işlemlerde özkaynak koruma oranında geçici esneklik sağlarken, 7 portföy şirketi tarafından kurulan bazı yatırım fonlarının TEFAS üzerinden alım ve satıma kapatılmasına karar verdi. BORSA İSTANBUL'DA YÜKSELİŞ Dünü düşüşle kapatan Borsa İstanbul, tüm bu gelişmelerin ardından yükselişe geçti. BIST 100 endeksindeki yükseliş yüzde 2'yi aştı. KOZİNOĞLU SORUŞTURMASINDA YENİ GÖZALTILAR Öte yandan eski MİT görevlisi Kaşif Kozinoğlu'nun Silivri Cezaevi'nde 2011 yılında hayatını kaybetmesine ilişkin başlatılan soruşturma kapsamında, koğuş arkadaşı Hasan Ataman Yıldırım ile dosyaya takipsizlik kararı veren başsavcı Ali İşgören ve dönemin cezaevi savcısı Necip Doğan gözaltına alındı. Koğuş arkadaşı Hasan Atilla Uğur hakkında da gözaltı kararı verildi. MSB'DEN YUNAN BAŞBAKANI'NA TEPKİ Bugün ayrıca Milli Savunma Bakanlığı'ndan, Yunanistan Başbakanı Miçotakis'in Meis Adası ziyaretine tepki gösterildi. Açıklamada, "Yunanistan Başbakanı'nın beraberindeki heyetle Meis Adası'na gerçekleştirdiği ziyaret ve burada konuşlu askeri unsurlarla yaptığı temaslar tarafımızca yakından takip edilmiştir" denildi. Diğer yandan Tunceli'de görev yapan 51. Komando Tugayı, Aydın'ın Söke ilçesine kaydırıldı. MEHMET UÇUM'DAN SEÇİM TARİHİ AÇIKLAMASI Cumhurbaşkanı Başdanışmanı ve Cumhurbaşkanlığı Hukuk Politikaları Kurulu Başkanvekili Mehmet Uçum, "Seçimlerin 16 Nisan 2028 tarihinde yapılmasını öngörüyorum. Bu tarih Cumhurbaşkanlığı sistemine geçişimizin referandum tarihidir. Sembolik anlamı vardır. Sayın Recep Tayyip Erdoğan son kez aday olacaktır" dedi. AB KANADA'YA "ORTAK ÜYELİK" TEKLİF ETTİ, ABD BAŞKANI TRUMP 'GÜLÜNÇ' BULDU Avrupa Birliği'nin Kanada'ya "ortak üye" olma önerisi, Kanada Başbakanı Carney'den destek bulurken ABD Başkanı Trump'tan tepki geldi. Trump, öneriyi "gülünç" olarak nitelendirerek Avrupa'ya ek gümrük vergileri uygulama tehdidinde bulundu. İSPANYA SÜPER KUPASI'NIN OYNANACAĞI STADYUMLAR BELLİ OLDU İstanbul'da düzenlenecek 2027 İspanya Süper Kupası'nın oynanacağı stadyumlar belli oldu. Barcelona - Atletico Madrid karşılaşması 2 Şubat'ta Chobani Stadı'nda, Real Madrid - Real Sociedad maçı 3 Şubat'ta Tüpraş Stadı'nda ve final maçı da 6 Şubat'ta RAMS Park Stadı'nda oynanacak. Bu heyecan HT Spor'dan canlı olarak yayınlanacak. KADİR İNANIR’IN VASİYETİ ERTELENDİ Bugün Türk Sineması'nın efsane ismi Kadir İnanır'ın vasiyetinin okunacağı dava aile fertlerinden bazılarına tebligat ulaşmadığı için 17 Aralık saat 09:30'a ertelendi.
Highlights from Canadian PM Mark Carney's speech in Strasbourg
BRUSSELS, Sept 17 - Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney called for a sweeping strategic alliance with the European Union and proposed joint efforts on critical minerals, AI, defence and trade during a speech to the European Parliament on Thursday.
Mark Carney's EU speech highlights Canada's shifting alliances
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed the European Parliament as Ottawa and Brussels deepen ties against a backdrop of strained relations with the United States. FRANCE 24's Doug Herbert explains how the speech illustrates a broader shift in alliances, with a message that, until recently, would more likely have been delivered in Washington than Brussels.
Trump threatens EU with tariffs over membership offer to Canada | First Thing
Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, is due to address the European parliament on Thursday. Plus, how the attention economy overwhelmed children’s TV Good morning. Donald Trump has threatened the EU with “serious tariffs” after the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, invited Canada to become the EU’s first “associate member”. Why does the EU want closer ties with Canada? Von der Leyen told the European parliament that, as democracies faced a “fracture in the international rules-based system”, Brussels and Ottawa needed to pull closer together. “This is a partnership not against anyone else, but for our common strength,” she said. How has the EU responded to Trump’s comments? France’s Europe minister, Benjamin Haddad, said on Thursday that Washington had no power to veto EU decisions. “It is not up to the United States, or anyone else, to choose the political and geopolitical direction of the Europeans,” Haddad told Public Sénat TV channel. What’s next? Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, has been addressing the European parliament on Thursday. Follow our live coverage here. Did Warsh identify what is driving inflation? Warsh acknowledged changing geopolitics, but avoided calling out the US-Israel war with Iran by name. How did Trump respond? Shortly after the announcement, Trump said in a Truth Social post that interest rates should be 1% or less and criticized the US trade deficit. Continue reading...
Carney seizes Canada-EU associate membership plan despite Trump’s ire
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday welcomed a proposal for Canada to become the European Union’s first associate member, but said he did not mean for a closer alliance to create a new bloc that would rival the world’s great powers. The remarks came after US President Donald Trump suggested the proposed arrangement could be a “hostile act” and threatened heavy tariffs on Europe if he judged its intentions to be unfriendly. Trump also called the idea “laughable”. “We welcome this...
Carney Calls for E.U.-Canada Pact Amid ‘Ferocious Storm’
Prime Minister Mark Carney told European lawmakers that an alliance would help to secure sovereignty and independence for his country. The moves come amid a historic low for U.S. ties with Canada.
EU chief pitches ‘associate member’ status for Canada
STRASBOURG: EU chief Ursula von der Leyen raised the prospect on Wednesday of Canada becoming the 27-nation bloc’s first “associate member’, as she pitched closer cooperation on tech, defence and energy to Canadian leader Mark Carney. Von der Leyen told the European Parliament in Strasbourg that, as democracies face a “fracture in the international rules-based system”, Brussels and Ottawa needed to pull closer together. “I would like to work with you on opening the door for Canada to be the first associate member of the EU,” von der Leyen told the Canadian prime minister, who was attending her annual keynote speech — drawing a standing ovation in the chamber. Carney has been pursuing closer ties with the European Union, as both seek to pivot away from a hostile United States under President Donald Trump. The first foreign head of government to attend the annual “State of the European Union” speech — before addressing the parliament himself the next day — his visit is meant to act as a catalyst ahead of an EU-Canada summit in Montreal next month. Von der Leyen says democracies face dangerous ‘fracture in the international rules-based system’ Von der Leyen said it was time to move from cooperation based on trade to a broader “alliance for the future” and “bring the relationship with Canada to the highest level possible”. “We will work on intelligent manufacturing. We will create a tech alliance. We will integrate defence industrial bases. We will make the Arctic a flagship joint project,” she said. She listed energy, critical minerals, batteries, AI, cyber and economic security, as other fields of cooperation. “This is a partnership not against anyone else, but for our common strength,” she added. What’s in a name EU treaties do not envision the possibility of becoming an “associate member”. But the idea was first floated by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz this year vis-a-vis Ukraine. Under that plan, which met a cold reception in Kyiv as it pushes for full membership, Ukraine would have been allowed to attend the bloc’s summits and have a representative in the European Commission. It would have also benefited from parts of the EU budget, but without full voting rights. “We don’t really know yet what it means,” said Tobias Cremer, a centre-left European lawmaker from Germany and the main sponsor of a March resolution urging stronger EU-Canada cooperation, after von der Leyen’s “associate membership” pitch. But a closer alliance “inherently” made sense, he added. “Not just because we share values and history but because we share common interests, we share a strategic vision,” he said. Valerie Hayer, the head of the centrist Renew group, envisaged an even broader partnership as she took the floor after von der Leyen, telling lawmakers Ottawa and Brussels must respond together to tariffs and “trade coercion”, and foster university exchanges among other things. Others were less enthusiastic. Published in Dawn, September 17th, 2026
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PM meeting with Prime Minister Carney of Canada: 16 September 2026
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What von der Leyen and Carney are up to with Canada’s ‘associate’ EU membership
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Republican senator warns Carney against tightening Canada's links to European Union
A long-serving Republican senator from a border state is warning Prime Minister Mark Carney against strengthening Canada's economic and political ties to the European Union.
Von der Leyen fleshes out Carney’s vision to paint Europe as leader of world’s middle powers
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EU: An unprecedented offer to Canada
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday proposed making Canada the European Union's first associate member, a striking overture as U.S. President Donald Trump's threats drive Ottawa closer to Europe. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke of a "unique alliance with the EU".
Beyaz Saray'ın anahtarını verdi, “Seni vurabilirler” dedi
Kanada Başbakanı Mark Carney, Donald Trump'ın kendisine Beyaz Saray'ın altın anahtarını hediye ettiğini ve ardından yaptığı sıra dışı şakayı anlattı. Kanada Başbakanı Mark Carney, ABD Başkanı Donald Trump'ın kendisine Beyaz Saray'ın altın anahtarını hediye ederken yaptığı sıra dışı şakayı anlattı. Toronto'daki Kanada Yatırım Zirvesi'nde konuşan Carney, Trump'ın kendisine Beyaz Saray'a ait altın bir anahtar verdiğini ve anahtarı yanında getirmesi halinde içeri alınacağını söylediğini aktardı. Ancak Carney'e göre Trump bunun hemen ardından “Belki de seni vururlar.” diye ekledi. Carney, salondakileri güldüren bu anının ardından, “Bu aslında aramızdaki ilişkiyi özetliyor.” dedi. “ABD'DE SİZİ VURABİLİRLER” Carney konuşmasında kendisine verilen iki farklı sembolik anahtarı karşılaştırdı. Bunlardan ilki, daha önce Kanada Merkez Bankası Başkanı olarak görev yaptığı dönemde memleketi Fort Smith'ten aldığı şehrin anahtarıydı. Carney, Fort Smith'te insanların kapılarını dahi kilitlemediğini söyleyerek anahtarın pratikte çok gerekli olmadığını esprili bir dille anlattı. İkinci anahtar ise Trump'tan geldi. Carney, Trump'ın kendisine Beyaz Saray'ın altın anahtarını verdiğini ve anahtarı gösterdiğinde içeri alınacağını söylediğini aktardı. Ardından Trump'ın “Belki de seni vururlar.” diye şaka yaptığını belirten Carney, iki ülke arasındaki farkı esprili bir dille şöyle anlattı: “Kanada'da anahtarı alırsınız ve içeri girersiniz. ABD'de ise sizi vurabilirler.” Carney hemen ardından şaka yaptığını belirterek Trump'a hediye için teşekkür etti ve ABD Başkanı'nı “iyi bir ev sahibi” olarak nitelendirdi. ANAHTARI GERGİN BEYAZ SARAY GÖRÜŞMESİNDE VERDİ Carney'in anlattığı hediye, 6 Mayıs 2025'te Beyaz Saray'da Trump ile gerçekleştirdiği görüşme sırasında verilmişti. Görüşmenin ana gündemini ABD-Kanada ticareti, gümrük vergileri ve iki ülke arasındaki ilişkilerin geleceği oluşturmuştu. Trump'ın Kanada'nın ABD'nin “51'inci eyaleti” olabileceği yönündeki açıklamaları da o dönemde iki ülke arasındaki gerilimin önemli başlıklarından biriydi. Carney, Beyaz Saray'daki görüşmede Kanada'nın “satılık olmadığını ve asla olmayacağını” söylemişti. İKİ ÜLKE ARASINDA TİCARET SAVAŞI Carney'in esprili anlatımı, ABD ile Kanada arasında ticaret geriliminin yeniden tırmandığı bir dönemde geldi. İki ülke arasındaki müzakereler geçen ay sonuçsuz kaldı. Ardından Washington yaklaşık 20 milyar dolar değerindeki Kanada ürününe yüzde 50 gümrük vergisi uygulamaya başladı ve Ottawa karşı önlemler açıkladı. Trump yönetimi ayrıca Kanada'dan gelen bazı ürünlere yönelik yeni kısıtlamalar devreye aldı. Buna rağmen Carney, iki ülke arasındaki ticaretin yaklaşık yüzde 80'inin halen gümrük vergilerinden muaf olduğunu belirtti.
European Union opens door for Canada to become first associate member
Commission president says partnership will create ‘common prosperity’ based on shared democratic values Europe live – latest updates The European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, told the Canadian prime minister, Mark Carney, on Wednesday that she wants to open the door for his country to become the EU’s first associate member. The overture comes as Trump’s tariffs and repeated talk of making Canada the 51st state have pushed Ottawa to seek closer economic and security ties with Europe. Carney has called for a “unique alliance” with the EU as Canada seeks to reduce its heavy dependence on US trade. Continue reading...
EU chief hosts Canada’s Carney in push to ‘deepen’ alliance
Mark Carney will attend a European Parliament speech as a guest of honour and address the assembly as he seeks to boost relations with the EU.
Carney sells Canada to global investors but says US ties still key
Prime Minister Mark Carney pitched Canada as an investment haven on Tuesday at a gathering of global financial elite but conceded ties with the US remained crucial despite an escalating trade war. Carney convened the Canada Investment Summit as part of his push to diversify an economy he insists had grown too reliant on an increasingly protectionist US. The guest list for the event in Toronto included representatives of Gulf sovereign wealth funds, European banks, the China Investment...
Carney says Canada will pursue ‘unique economic alliance’ with EU amid US trade spatCarney says Canada will pursue ‘unique economic alliance’ with EU amid US trade spat
Prime minister speaks of strengthening Canada’s economic and political ties to Europe at Canada Investment Summit Mark Carney said Canada will pursue a “unique security and economic alliance” with Europe as he positions his country as a base to build in the “new global economic order”. Speaking to investors, company executives and government ministers at the inaugural Canada Investment Summit on Tuesday, the prime minister pitched Canada as a “safe harbour” and lucrative home for foreign capital as his government looks to reduce its reliance on trade with the United States. Continue reading...
Carney says Canada will pursue ‘unique economic alliance’ with EU amid US trade spatWhat we know about Carney's push for a 'unique alliance' with the EU
Prime Minister Mark Carney has said Canada plans to begin discussions on a "unique alliance" with the 27-nation European Union that will be based on shared values but be short of a full membership. Conservative MPs have replied that Canadians should be concerned about becoming the "28th EU state." Here's what we know so far.
European Parliament to open Ottawa office as Carney seeks 'unique alliance' with EU
The European Parliament, a key institution of the European Union, is set to open an "antenna" office in Canada's national capital as Prime Minister Mark Carney looks to deepen ties with the 27-member bloc.