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    „Die alte Ordnung kommt nicht zurück“, sagt Carney in einer provokanten Rede in Davos | CBC-Nachrichten


    „Die alte Ordnung kommt nicht zurück“, sagt Carney in einer provokanten Rede in Davos | CBC-Nachrichten

    https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/carney-davos-speech-9.7052725

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    1. jello_sweaters on

      >“This is not naive multilateralism. Nor is it relying on diminished institutions. It is building the coalitions that work, issue by issue, with partners who share enough common ground to act together. Middle powers must act together because if you are not at the table, you are on the menu,“ Carney said. „We are engaging broadly, strategically, with open eyes. We actively take on the world as it is, not waiting for the world as we wish it to be”.

      It is impossible to overstate how lucky we are that Pierre Poilievre didn’t win.

    2. 7-5NoHits on

      It was an excellent speech. This is what Carney was elected to do, and in this moment he delivered.

    3. darrylgorn on

      Did Carney make a new years resolution to grow a spine or something?

      This is a relieving change of tone from the capitulation technique in 2025.

      Are we actually getting our elbows back?

    4. RNTMA on

      This was a fairly good speech, though Carney is basically purpose built for these type of events.

      It seems Carney’s new narrative strategy is to paint Canada as a „middle power“ and try to lead an alliance of other „middle powers“ to work together to decouple from the US. Seems to be expanding on the visit to Qatar where he painted both of us as middle powers. Will need the other middle powers to grow a spine though, since many seem comfortable to show the US their belly and hope the threat passes.

    5. bigjimbay on

      The old order is still here. We just replaced the US with China.

      We are still enslaved by corporate elites, still facing housing and Healthcare shortages, poor job market and low food security.

      Nothing has changed in the grand scheme of things. And they don’t want it to.

      There is no new order.

    6. KvotheG on

      >“The old order is not coming back. We should not mourn it. Nostalgia is not a strategy. But from the fracture, we can build something better, stronger and more just. Great powers can afford to go it alone. They have the market size, the military capacity, the leverage to dictate terms. Middle powers do not. But when we only negotiate bilaterally with a hegemon, we negotiate from weakness. We accept what is offered. We compete with each other to be the most accommodating. This is not sovereignty. It is the performance of sovereignty while accepting subordination,“ Carney said. „In a world of great power rivalry, the countries in between have a choice: to compete with each other for favour, or to combine to create a third path with impact.“

      I wonder if this means CUSMA is dead when it comes time to renegotiate.

      Anyways, even if TRUMP or MAGA is gone from power, none of this cult is going to disappear. Someone worse than Trump could always come to power. And the Democrats can’t be trusted to restore the old way, as some may find it popular to maintain Trump era policies.

      In no scenario should the US be Canada’s major trading partner anymore. Geography will make that difficult, but our trading relationships with other countries combined should always outweigh the one we have with the US.

    7. planemissediknow on

      It’s a really good speech. You can tell Carney has decades of experience in rooms like this. Scott Moe said it the other day but Carney’s international reputation really helps Canada, and stuff like this only emphasizes it.

      He’s also obviously positioning us as the country to talk to right now, in a way we weren’t before. I just hope he has the necessary time for it to come to fruition

    8. Odezur on

      Wow this is the most stark, blunt but also encouraging and ballsy speech we’ve had from a leader in a long time. I like the pragmatic framing of it, the assessment of the stark reality we are now fully in, while still keeping optimistic about our path forward. Carney is the leader we need for this moment and I am glad he is steering the ship.

    9. Senior_Plastic_95 on

      so it will be the world as one.

      and the us as an outlier. I guess in 20-30 years we can expect a „tear down the wall mr president“ moment if the US finally joins a global order.

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