Macron and Carney forge France-Canada alliance amid Trump's territorial claims

On a small fragment of French soil off the Canadian coast, two leaders gathered not merely to exchange pleasantries but to draw a quiet line against the redrawing of the world's map. Emmanuel Macron and Mark Carney met on Saint-Pierre and Miquelon to affirm that sovereignty, democratic norms, and multilateral order are not abstractions to be surrendered under pressure. Their meeting reflects a broader realignment underway: as Washington grows more coercive, old alliances are bending toward new geometries, and nations are searching for one another across the Atlantic.