Economic security is becoming inseparable from foreign policy

Governments are treating economic security as a core foreign-policy concern. Supply chains, sensitive technology, energy, defence procurement and intelligence partnerships now overlap in ways that make traditional policy silos harder to maintain.nnFor Canada, that means trade diversification is not simply about finding new customers. It is also about deciding which relationships can support long-term security and industrial resilience.

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