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CANADA BUSY REPLACING THE USA PPR Mundial: Trump Goes Nuts as He Realize South Korea to Replace US With Canada \| Carney Fills Trump’s G-7 Void PLAY YOUTUBE VIDEO Original article: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3-SiQibfgM
Trump Goes Nuts as He Realize South Korea to Replace US With Canada \| Carney Fills Trump’s G-7 Void PPR Mundial 202K subscribers Jun 21, 2025 What happens when a superpower walks away from the table? At the 2025 G7 Summit in Alberta, US President Trump abruptly exited—but Canada didn’t wait. In a matter of hours, Prime Minister Mark Carney signed a defense pact with South Korea, announced a $544M development fund for Latin America, launched the Critical Minerals Alliance, and declared: “Nostalgia is not a strategy.” In this detailed report, we uncover: Why Canada stepped into Washington’s shoes How the Carney-Lee defense deal reshaped Arctic-Pacific security The significance of Ottawa's development push amid USAID cuts Europe's reaction to Trump’s silence and the rise of a multipolar G7 The global response to Trump’s tariffs, from AI alliances to climate initiatives Has a new diplomatic center of gravity emerged? Is this the beginning of a “Post-US G7” era? Chapters: 00:00 – Trump Exits G7: Alberta’s Shock Moment 00:45 – Canada Fills the Void: Carney’s Bold Moves 01:35 – Arctic-Pacific Defense Deal with South Korea 02:30 – $544M Development Fund for Latin America Announced 03:20 – Critical Minerals Alliance: Canada, Germany, Korea, Japan 04:10 – Trump’s Tariff Hikes and Carney’s Measured Response 05:00 – Ukraine Aid Package: Canada Steps Up 05:45 – Iron Dome Controversy and Arctic Missile Defense Talks 06:40 – AI & Quantum Tech Cooperation with Japan 07:20 – Fire Prevention Satellite System: Global Climate Coordination 08:05 – “Nostalgia is not a strategy”: Carney’s Final Statement 09:00 – Ottawa’s Soft Power Gains in Global Finance Circles 09:45 – Canada’s Strategic Positioning in a Post-US G7 10:35 – Reactions Across G7 and the Shift to Multipolar Leadership 11:30 – Final Thoughts: Will Canada Continue to Lead? 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Learn more PPR Mundial Peter Burgess COMMENTARY Peter Burgess Transcript Trump Exits G7: Alberta’s Shock Moment canada filled the diplomatic vacuum created by US President Trump's sudden departure from the G7 table in Alberta in a matter of milliseconds prime Minister Mark Carney signed an Arctic Pacific defense swap with South Korea announced a 5G4 million development guarantee for Latin America cemented the Europe Asia supply chain with a critical minerals alliance and declared that nostalgia is not a strategy signaling the cracks in the Washington order so was the Alberta summit a milestone for a new center of gravity rising from the north in the global power equation or was it the beginning of a larger more global chaos we will examine the details of the latest developments around the world together don't forget to subscribe Canada Fills the Void: Carney’s Bold Moves to our channel turn on notifications and like our videos to stay up to date with our content president Donald Trump's unexpected departure from the 2025 G7 summit in Alberta did more than just leave a few protocol squares empty it also shifted the political center of 1:01 gravity of the meeting equation with the head of the table empty Host Canada wasted no time in filling the vacuum in the final 24 hours of the summit the Ottawa delegation pulled three separate agenda tracks defense industry cooperation global development financing and critical raw material security into its own orbit tracks that Washington normally plays the role of default coordinator for prime Minister Mark Carney in his closing press conference said that this week we tried a new geometry of working together but he was not describing a temporary maneuver but Arctic-Pacific Defense Deal with South Korea 1:35 rather the sense that the US hegemonic G7 architecture was beginning to crack canada's most notable move came during a bilateral session with South Korean President Lee Jung on the morning of June 17th lee making his first visible diplomatic appearance abroad since his victory on June 3rd signaled that he was redesigning Korea's foreign policy around the principle of zero problems maximum trade the two leaders agreed to 2:02 upgrade their relations which 15 years ago were based solely on LNG trade to an integrated defense industry partnership the wording in the final text of the meeting was brief but significant the sensor packages for new unmanned surveillance platforms to be included in the Canadian military's Arctic inventory will be produced in South Korea in exchange the South Korean Navy will gain the right to build two hybrid powered 544M Development Fund for Latin America Announced 2:30 patrol vessels designed at Canada's Eskimalt shipyard on the coast of British Columbia under license ottawa thus brought South Korea into Washington's five eyes defense ecosystem which it had monopolized for decades while Lee Jung gained a supply tunnel to Europe the backdrop to the meeting reinforced the view prevailing in G7 circles that the US is no longer fully in charge it soon leaked to the corridors that American diplomats were not even allowed to observe the Carne Lee meeting and that American journalists were kept away from the door 3:01 of the hall the Trump team which had been talking about customs tariffs for days and emphasizing a simple understandable tax policy whenever a microphone was handed to them was content to watch this diplomatic cornering in the afternoon of the same day the Canadian cabinet opened the second act ottawa boldly stepped into Critical Minerals Alliance: Canada, Germany, Korea, Japan 3:20 the field of foreign aid traditionally positioned by Washington as a global dogooder International Development Minister Miriam Seani announced a new program that will provide 544 million in loan guarantees for projects aimed at reducing poverty closing infrastructure gaps and increasing climate resilience in Latin America and the Caribbean this move carries significant symbolic weight as it coincides with the US administration's decision to cut USAD funding by $60 billion in its 2025 budget and cancel 90% of multi-year contracts due to Washington's withdrawal many areas from malaria prevention 4:01 projects in Africa to adaptation grants for rising sea levels in the Pacific had been left in limbo while Seven's guarantee package was modest in terms of Trump’s Tariff Hikes and Carney’s Measured Response 4:10 total volume compared to US cuts it officially documented Otawa's position as an actor capable of filling the void on the world stage carney's press conference summarized the main points of tension at the summit while also serving as a vivid example of how diplomatic language can be refined and recalibrated the prime minister described Trump's threat to raise tariffs on imported steel and aluminum products from 25% to 50% as a minefield in the international accounting system when asked by American reporters did the US president give any indication that the tariffs could be lifted he replied our position is clear there may be different perspectives in other capitals but we will use the tools at our disposal as necessary this statement showed that Ottawa was keeping its options open for retaliation Ukraine Aid Package: Canada Steps Up 5:01 but would not make a tactical move in the heat of the moment instead keeping it as diplomatic leverage carney used much harsher language than his predecessors when discussing Ukraine he acknowledged that attempts to include a direct reference to a withdrawal timetable from Russia in the final paragraph of the G7 joint statement had been softened by Trump's delegation then indirectly expressed his dissatisfaction by saying 'If the text had been left to us we would have written it more strongly.' Nevertheless Canada announced an additional $2.3 billion in loans to Kiev as well as unmanned aerial vehicles howitzer ammunition and an energy infrastructure restoration package Iron Dome Controversy and Arctic Missile Defense Talks 5:45 presented as a comprehensive renewal of efforts in response to Moscow's Western fatigue rhetoric the package was also applauded by European leaders the most controversial statement in the defense section concerned Canada's possible participation in the Israeliamean Iron 6:00 Dome system when Trump hinted that this could cost 71 billion there were mocking smiles behind the scenes carney said 'Our geography is no longer a natural shield the ballistic threat is real it's not about money it's about strategy.' Suggesting that the decision could be an extension of the NORAD framework thus Otawa explicitly stated for the first time that it could elevate its defense responsibilities in the Arctic skies from bare border surveillance to layered missile defense the structural outcomes of the summit were also significant the critical minerals alliance initiative envisions pairing Canada's vast nickel AI & Quantum Tech Cooperation with Japan 6:41 cobalt and rare earth reserves with Germany's processing capacity South Korea's Cellpack technology and Japan's recycling knowhow otto is particularly interested in selling high purity gallium and germanmanium to Germany while Berlin will export robotic sets to battery body lines in Ontario in return 7:00 the framework provides concrete substance to the concept of a friendly supply chain aimed at reducing strategic dependence on China additionally a principal agreement has been signed on mutual data transfer protocols in artificial intelligence and quantum computing canada's Waterlue based photonic quantum laboratories will test Japan's NICT's zero energy chip Fire Prevention Satellite System: Global Climate Coordination 7:22 prototype in return Tokyo will provide Ottawa with exceptional researcher access to its large language model Libraries for Climate Modeling the announcement of a joint data ethics guide for digital governance set a benchmark for norm building that distances itself from the perspectives of Beijing and Moscow climate and forest fire management was a socially sensitive issue with Carney saying that mothers and fathers are watching the weather with anxiety at home canada is still feeling the pain of the 18 million hectares of forest that burned in the summer of 2023 at the summit a joint funding commitment was made for an AI 8:01 based fire early warning system and the LEO ops project which will combine “Nostalgia is not a strategy”: Carney’s Final Statement 8:07 sensor data from the European Space Agency and Japan's Jaxer and integrate polar satellite channels was given the green light this was an attempt to move the disaster alliance of the future into an arena that is not dependent on geopolitical calculations carney's closing remarks deliberately avoided the classic free market ruled order rhetoric 50 years ago the G7 came together not to preserve the old order but to create a new one he said adding 'Nostalgia cannot be a strategy in times of such transformation we must turn crises into solutions appropriate to the times.' These words were an indirect reference to Trump's simple tariffs simple solutions light motif when asked by the press the US administration says 'Make it simple you say complexity is hidden in plain sight is compromise possible?' He responded 'Complexity is often system 9:02 Ottawa’s Soft Power Gains in Global Finance Circles awareness.' Offering a polite but clear criticism of the economic nationalist camp canada's risk guarantee program launched in Latin America and the Caribbean sparked a special debate on how it would fit into the global equation it does not seem possible to fully close the $60 billion gap left by USAD's withdrawal however Ottawa hopes to use $544 million as leverage to mobilize private multilateral capital projects included in the guarantee package include a wind farm in Jamaica a sustainable cocoa processing facility in Colombia and a climate insurance policy pool in Honduras canada has historically been cautious about cash grant models in its development diplomacy now it is Canada’s Strategic Positioning in a Post-US G7 9:46 shifting toward an investment guarantee approach prioritizing medium to long-term growth while some commentators in Washington have derided this move as the benevolent authority of the North actors in Latin America have welcomed 10:00 the diversification of sources canada's maneuver has also had significant repercussions for multilateral institutions while the World Bank Group's IDA window needs additional capital the IMF's climate tragedy quotas were controversial ottawa's guarantees could enhance its role within the Club of Advanced Democracies in terms of soft power japan and the European Union are also interested in testing models similar to Canada's approach in their flexible finance windows over all these issues looms an invisible umbrella signs of US isolation trump's shock therapy tactics imposing tariffs at unexpected Reactions Across G7 and the Shift to Multipolar Leadership 10:36 moments suggesting Russia be readmitted and proposing to bring China to the table have triggered an alternative coordination reflex among the other six partners the Alberta summit was in a sense the starting signal for a transition to a multimagnet club era when the US did not sit at the table or did not sign the rest showed their determination not to remain inactive the Canada Career Defense Agreement is the 11:00 most concrete example of this the Latin America Fund is the second example and the Critical Minerals Alliance is the third building block the atmosphere in the press room combined with Carn's performance exuded measured confidence without targeting Trump personally the Canadian Prime Minister proved that it is possible to create arithmetic alternatives to the US- ccentric formula his statement that no matter how friendly or distant the White House may be we will defend our interests at the negotiating table signal that Ottawa is Final Thoughts: Will Canada Continue to Lead? now more willing to take risks the real test will be the 30-day economic security partnership negotiation window ahead it is unclear whether tariff tensions will be resolved with a comprehensive agreement whether the US will back down on its steel and aluminum restrictions or whether Canada will bring its retaliatory measures to bear however the equation that emerged from the final session held against the backdrop of Alberta's mountain scenery shows that Ottawa has begun to project 12:00 possible post US scenarios in its mind the G7 is no longer just a showcase for Washington's strategic vision it has become a multi-entered marketplace offering new opportunities for medium-sized countries like Canada that are skilled in the art of diplomacy as journalists returned to their notebooks and left the press room comments like 'When the corners are empty the midfielders take the ball,' were heard in the Canadian corridors the Alberta meeting was a rehearsal of this metaphor in international politics actors resembling Ottawa are poised to fill the gaps left by Washington if this rhythm continues Carney's warning that nostalgia is not a strategy will echo even louder at future G7 meetings what are your thoughts on this matter please share your opinions in the comments section to stay updated on new videos please subscribe to our channel and enable notifications

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