Canada faces significant geopolitical challenges as it navigates complex relationships with both the United States and European institutions. While Trump's presidency may be temporary, the structural influence of Brussels bureaucracy persists as a long-term force shaping international policy. This article explores how Canadian diplomatic strategy must adapt to competing pressures from transatlantic powers, balancing short-term political shifts against enduring institutional frameworks that define modern governance and trade relations.

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