Joly says the world won't be safer even if Trump leaves office

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Joly says the world won't be safer even if Trump leaves office. (2026, October 14). The Globe and Mail. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/video-joly-says-the-world-wont-be-safer-even-if-trump-leaves-office/

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Mélanie Joly, former Foreign Minister and current Industry Minister of Canada, commented at The Globe’s defence summit that global geopolitical instability caused by U.S. actions will persist even if the Trump administration ends. She noted that both Democrats and Republicans concur on several isolationist policies currently in place.
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At a defense summit in Ottawa, Mélanie Joly, Canada's Industry Minister and former Foreign Minister, stated that the geopolitical instability caused by the United States is unlikely to improve anytime soon. Speaking with The Globe and Mail’s Ottawa bureau chief Mercedes Stephenson, Joly noted that both Democrats and Republicans in the U.S. agree on many of the current administration's isolationist policies. This indicates a bipartisan consensus on an approach that may continue to affect international relations despite changes in American leadership.

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The former Foreign Minister and current Industry Minister Mélanie Joly, speaking with Ottawa bureau chief Mercedes Stephenson at The Globe's defence summit, said the geopolitical instability the United States has created isn't going away any time soon, and both Democrats and Republicans agree on many of the current administration's isolationist policies.
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The former Foreign Minister and current Industry Minister Mélanie Joly, speaking with Ottawa bureau chief Mercedes Stephenson at The Globe's defence summit, said the geopolitical instability the United States has created isn't going away any time soon, and both Democrats and Republicans agree on many of the current administration's isolationist policies. asserted
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