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JUST IN Carney BUILDS New Trade Bloc India Japan Australia Partnership BYPASSES U S Reliance

#MarkCarney #canadanews #canadausa Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on a historic 9-day Indo-Pacific trade mission (Feb 26 - Mar 7, 2026), visiting India, Australia, and Japan to build alternative trade networks and reduce reliance on U.S. markets. This analysis breaks down Canada's strategic pivot to Asia-Pacific and what it means for North American trade relations. India Visit (Feb 26-28): Meeting with PM Narendra Modi in Mumbai and New Delhi Focus: Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) Goal: Double bilateral trade from $31B to $70B by 2030 Sectors: Trade, energy, AI, critical minerals, defense Australia Visit (Feb 28 - Mar 3): First Canadian PM to address Australian Parliament in 20 years Meeting with PM Anthony Albanese Focus: Defense cooperation, maritime security, critical minerals Trilateral tech partnership (Canada-India-Australia) Japan Visit (Mar 3-7): Meeting with PM Takaichi Sanae in Tokyo Focus: Clean energy, advanced manufacturing, food security Annual bilateral trade: $36.4B Carney's stated goal: "Double non-U.S. exports in the next decade" Trade diversification amid: Trump's 100% tariff threats on Canadian goods U.S. Supreme Court tariff rulings creating uncertainty "51st state" rhetoric damaging bilateral relations Carney's Davos speech condemning "economic coercion by great powers" This represents Canada's most significant trade pivot since NAFTA, with implications for: ✓ Indo-Pacific security architecture ✓ Critical minerals supply chains ✓ Defense cooperation frameworks ✓ Technology partnerships (AI, clean tech) ✓ North American economic integration #MarkCarney #canadanews #canadausa #CanadaTrade #IndoPacific #TradeDiversification #CanadaIndia #CanadaAustralia #CanadaJapan #TrumpTariffs #CEPA #CriticalMinerals #TradeWar #Geopolitics #TradePolicy #tariffwar #canadaeconomy 🚨 DISCLAIMER: This video provides political commentary and analysis based on publicly available information and official government statements. Content is for informational and educational purposes only and represents independent analysis of geopolitical developments. 📰 SOURCES: Prime Minister's Office of Canada official statements Associated Press, Reuters coverage Official government trade data (Statistics Canada)