Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke in New York, advocating for a 'new partnership' with the United States, which he believes could 'help make America great again.' He highlighted the need for collaboration in key sectors such as aluminum, automobiles, and critical minerals to strengthen both economies. This call for partnership comes amid a trade dispute and Carney's commitment to double Canadian exports to other markets within the next decade. He noted that the U.S. has altered its trade approach, raising tariffs significantly. Carney emphasized the importance of shared values like liberty and democracy, stating that a more independent Canada would enhance its role as an ally. He also mentioned recent military procurement plans from Sweden, indicating a pivot from previous reliance on American manufacturers. In addressing U.S.-China relations, Carney discussed a 'basic reset' during his recent trip to Beijing, urging China to take more responsibility in the global financial system.