Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will join European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen for the most high-profile political moment in the EU’s calendar, amid a worsening rift between the U.S. and Ottawa.
A European Commission official close to von der Leyen confirmed to POLITICO that Carney had accepted an invitation to attend the State of the EU speech in Strasbourg on Sept. 16, where the president will set out her priorities for the bloc.
He should just move Parliament to Tuscany.
Mark Carney is pushing to end the U.S. dollar's status as the world's reserve currency. @caroljsroth explains why this isn’t surprising, given his ties to the WEF. But what would happen if Carney got his way?
“Obviously you have somebody like Carney who was on the Foundation… pic.twitter.com/HdQOiZM4JG
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