Canada's Mark Carney tries to strike a balance on Iran

The Iran war is posing a test for the Canadian prime minister's "pragmatic but principled" approach to world affairs.

Japan and Canada signed a strategic agreement to enhance cooperation in defense, economic, and energy security amid rising global tensions due to U.S. and Israeli military strikes on Iran.

Canadian and Australian prime ministers called for de-escalation of the Iran war, emphasizing that Iran must not acquire nuclear weapons.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed conditional support for recent U.S.-Israeli airstrikes on Iran, acknowledging the decision came 'with some regret' and highlighting it as symptomatic of a crumbling global order.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney criticized the U.S. and Israel’s uncoordinated offensive actions in the expanding conflict with Iran, labeling the situation a 'failure of the international order.' He did not rule out Canadian participation in the conflict, stressing alliance commitments while voicing regret over the current geopolitical state.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated he could not rule out Canada's military participation in the escalating war in the Middle East, after earlier saying that the US-Israeli strikes on Iran were 'inconsistent with international law.'

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney states that he cannot rule out Canada's military participation in the escalating Middle East conflict, after earlier saying that the US-Israeli strikes on Iran were 'inconsistent with international law'.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney describes the ongoing conflict in the Middle East as a 'failure' of the international order, stating that the United States had not consulted its allies before striking Iran.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney criticizes the U.S. and Israel’s uncoordinated offensive actions in the expanding conflict with Iran, labeling the situation a 'failure of the international order', while urging adherence to international engagement rules.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney states that Canada cannot 'categorically rule out participation' in the ongoing US-Israel war against Iran, highlighting the delicate balancing act facing Canada as it tries to support its allies while also raising concerns about international law and regional stability.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney states that Canada cannot 'categorically rule out participation' in the ongoing US-Israel war against Iran, which entered its sixth day, highlighting the delicate balancing act facing Canada as it tries to support its allies while also raising concerns about international law and regional stability.

An editorial discussing Canada's failure to deport Iranian agents, highlighting Prime Minister Mark Carney's stance on Iran's nuclear program and support for the Iranian people against the oppressive regime.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese call for de-escalation in the Iran conflict, emphasizing that Iran must not acquire nuclear weapons.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney states that he cannot rule out Canada's military participation in the escalating Middle East conflict, after earlier saying that the US-Israeli strikes on Iran were 'inconsistent with international law'.