Why the EU could hang Canada out to dry
c/world · u/schizoidman@lemm.ee · -25 points
c/world · u/schizoidman@lemm.ee · -25 points
u/Arghblarg@lemmy.ca · 5 points
Exactly. Europe should see all Canada's steel and aluminum as a godsend for all the tanks, vehicles, and guns they're going to need to build and use to stop Russia.
u/wewbull@feddit.uk · 7 points
Just at the point we need to build an army. Oh no!
u/wwb4itcgas@lemm.ee · 11 points
A lot of things *could* happen. Maybe Unicorns will be discovered in the wild tomorrow, which would be about as likely as this happening.
u/Buffalox@lemmy.world · 10 points
Very unlikely and speculative that EU should hang Canada out to dry. If aluminum should be a huge problem, it will be regulated to not be too disruptive.
Canada and EU already have a trade agreement, with both Canada and EU facing unstable American policies and market, both have an interest in closer relations.
u/perestroika@lemm.ee · 7 points
Could, but should not. It would be against everyone's best interest.
u/MonsterMonster@lemmy.world · 2 points
*"Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminium could see billions of dollars’ worth of Canadian metals being redirected and dumped on Europe. Could this spark a second transatlantic trade war?"*