The largest trade realignment in decades is now officially underway. The European Union and the Trans-Pacific Partnership have launched formal negotiations to create a unified trading bloc representing nearly 40 nations and 1.5 billion people. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has positioned his country at the center of this historic shift, calling for middle powers to unite in the face of economic uncertainty.
In this video, we examine the EU-CPTPP Trade and Investment Dialogue, the mechanisms behind shared rules of origin and supply chain cumulation, and what this means for the future of American trade leadership. We also cover the House vote against Canada tariffs, the pending Supreme Court decision on IEEPA tariff authority, and the controversy over the Gordie Howe International Bridge.
Topics covered:
- EU-CPTPP Trade Alliance negotiations
- Mark Carney’s Davos speech on middle powers
- House vote 219-211 against tariffs
- Supreme Court IEEPA tariff case
- Gordie Howe Bridge controversy
- USMCA review implications
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