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Carney in Ireland for meetings with European leaders, ahead of Asia summits
Robertson, D. (2026, November 12). Carney in Ireland for meetings with European leaders, ahead of Asia summits. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/business/carney-in-ireland-for-meetings-with-european-leaders-ahead-of-asia-summits/article_62a54a81-2bfd-5f2a-b451-9c305ad5c127.html
Robertson, Dylan. “Carney in Ireland for meetings with European leaders, ahead of Asia summits.” Toronto Star, 12 Nov. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/business/carney-in-ireland-for-meetings-with-european-leaders-ahead-of-asia-summits/article_62a54a81-2bfd-5f2a-b451-9c305ad5c127.html.
Robertson, Dylan. “Carney in Ireland for meetings with European leaders, ahead of Asia summits.” Toronto Star, November 12, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/business/carney-in-ireland-for-meetings-with-european-leaders-ahead-of-asia-summits/article_62a54a81-2bfd-5f2a-b451-9c305ad5c127.html.
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Toronto Star
· collected 2026-11-12 · by Dylan Robertson
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Mark Carney, Prime Minister, is visiting Dublin to attend an informal meeting with European leaders at the European Political Community summit. The summit occurs biannually and focuses on geopolitical discussions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022. This gathering precedes Carney’s attendance at summits in Asia.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Shenzhen, China, on November 18-19, 2026, to discuss concerns about foreign interference in Canada's internal affairs. Carney stated he would raise issues "directly and frankly" with Xi, emphasizing the importance of non-interference in Canada's democratic processes. Carney's meeting with Xi is part of a larger nine-day tour covering multiple international summits, including the APEC meeting, where he aims to address economic partnerships and security concerns. His itinerary includes meetings in Ireland, the Philippines, and Cambodia, where he will also sign trade deals and discuss strained trade ties with the U.S.
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Mark Carney, Prime Minister, is visiting Dublin to attend an informal meeting with European leaders at the European Political Community summit. The summit occurs biannually and focuses on geopolitical discussions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022. This gathering precedes Carney’s attendance at summits in Asia.
Carney in Ireland for meetings with European leaders, ahead of Asia summits (this article)4 articles from Toronto Star on this storyEvening Standard12 Nov
Prime Minister Burnham addressed the European Political Community summit in Dublin to advocate for a ceasefire in Ukraine and announce new sanctions on all ten of Russia's major oil producers. While acknowledging the resumption of peace talks between the US, Russia, and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi, Burnham cautioned against overinterpreting the current progress and urged allies to maintain a "ring of steel" around…
Prime Minister Mark Carney is traveling to Dublin and Manila following a Remembrance Day ceremony in Ottawa. His trip includes attending the European Political Community summit in Dublin on November 12 and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit in Manila from November 15-18, where he aims to advance Canada’s trade and security ties with Europe and Asia. Vina Nadjibulla notes that Carney’s visit…
Prime Minister Mark Carney concluded meetings on security and trade with European leaders in Dublin, Ireland. The European Political Community summit, which occurs every six months since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, included a discussion between Carney and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on security negotiations with Russia. For the second time, Canada was the sole non-European country in attendance, with…
Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that he will inform Chinese President Xi Jinping during an APEC summit in Shenzhen later this month about the importance of not interfering in Canada's internal affairs. This comes after a 2024 investigation revealed that China had interfered in Canadian elections, and as Canada seeks to strengthen ties with China while reducing its economic dependence on the United States.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to address concerns about Chinese election meddling during his meeting with President Xi Jinping at the upcoming APEC summit on November 18-19. A recent public inquiry labeled China as "the most active perpetrator of foreign interference targeting Canada’s democratic institutions." While Carney will discuss various topics, he confirmed that non-interference in Canadian…
Mark Carney, Canada's prime minister, plans to discuss foreign interference directly with Chinese President Xi Jinping during the upcoming APEC summit. Carney intends to address this issue openly in a meeting scheduled for next week at the event.
Prime Minister Mark Carney departs for an eight-day international tour following Remembrance Day ceremonies in Ottawa, starting with a European Political Community summit in Dublin on Wednesday. His itinerary includes stops in Manila for the ASEAN summit and Phnom Penh for the Francophonie summit before concluding in Shenzhen, China, for the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation summit. The trip aims to strengthen…
“Article A describes the overall tour and agenda of Prime Minister Carney's worldwide summit tour, while Article B focuses on a specific stop in Dublin for a meeting with European leaders, which is a different event in the same tour.”
“Article A describes Carney's departure for multiple summits, while Article B covers his arrival and meetings in Ireland before the Asia summits, indicating different stages of the same trip but not the same specific event.”
“Article A describes Carney's arrival and meetings in Dublin, while Article B focuses on Carney's expectations for future partnerships during the summit, with mentions of discussions with China, suggesting different parts of the same trip but not the same specific incident.”
“Article A describes Carney's travel plans and intentions for summits in Ireland and Asia, while Article B reports on Carney's actual presence in Dublin for meetings with European leaders, ahead of the Asia summits.”
Since the last meeting in May in Armenia, Carney and European Union leaders have pitched making Canada an "associate member" of the EU — a title they have yet to define.
His travels will take him to four countries and put him on the ground as high-stakes diplomacy takes place between the United States, China and Russia.
Vina Nadjibulla, co-founder of the Centre for Strategic Statecraft, said the trip is Canada’s chance to build on new agreements and partnerships it has signed with countries around the world.
Achim Hurrelmann, co-director of the Centre for European Studies at Carleton University, said the phrasing was "a bit of a distraction from the policy work leading up to the summit — mainly because the EU, frankly, hadn't really done its homework in defining what this status would mean, and how it could be integrated into EU law."
Still, Hurrelmann said Carney and von der Leyen are "keen to maintain" the buzz around such phrasing.
Trump signed a diesel deal that will give millions of dollars to Moscow’s war effort and Ukraine has reported problems with its access to vital American satellite technology.
“We are confident that Canada will stay with us, as they have done in the past,” Cuban Ambassador to Canada Rodrigo Malmierca Diaz told The Canadian Press.
“We are confident that Canada will stay with us, as they have done in the past,” Cuban Ambassador to Canada Rodrigo Malmierca Diaz told The Canadian Press.
Canada’s deepening ties with Europe could help fill some of the massive gaps left behind as the United States pulls back from foreign aid and embraces a “transactional” approach, says the secretary of state for international development.
Carney is attending the European Political Community summit, where leaders discuss geopolitical issues every six months, ever since Russia’s 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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