Mark Carney is making an eloquent case for an alliance sidelining the US | Ted Widmer

Mark Carney, a former Bank of England governor, is making a case for a global alliance that would sideline the United States. This vision of a new world order, outlined by the Canadian prime minister, would see middle powers taking a more prominent role in supporting each other. This shift in global dynamics could have significant implications for trade and economic relationships, potentially leading to a more multipolar world where the US is no longer the dominant player.

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The Canadian prime minister and Mark Carney are making a case for a western alliance that does not include the US. This could lead to a shift in global economic power dynamics and potentially impact US influence.

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