Jörg Broschek 🇨🇦
@jbroschek.bsky.social
Political Science Prof and Laurier Research Chair | Federalism/Multilevel Governance | Political Economy | (Active) Transportation and Infrastructure Policy | Kitchener/Waterloo Region
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But the second point you're making (the question) is still valid.
January 21, 2026 at 12:09 AM
But the second point you're making (the question) is still valid.
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Given the US stance towards its allies, Canada might even be expected to think through such unthinkable scenarios.
From a European perspective, it underlines how much more urgent it is to think through how to defend the EU/European NATO without the US, however difficult the questions are. /ends
From a European perspective, it underlines how much more urgent it is to think through how to defend the EU/European NATO without the US, however difficult the questions are. /ends
January 20, 2026 at 12:58 PM
Given the US stance towards its allies, Canada might even be expected to think through such unthinkable scenarios.
From a European perspective, it underlines how much more urgent it is to think through how to defend the EU/European NATO without the US, however difficult the questions are. /ends
From a European perspective, it underlines how much more urgent it is to think through how to defend the EU/European NATO without the US, however difficult the questions are. /ends
Such a good point regarding the internal-external trade nexus. I didn't think about this.
January 20, 2026 at 12:47 AM
Such a good point regarding the internal-external trade nexus. I didn't think about this.
If the PM was really committed to cooperative federalism, we would be talking institutional reforms right now. Intergovernmental reforms that would incentivize cooperative federalism, because what we're seeing right now is pretty much the opposite.
January 19, 2026 at 6:05 PM
Not trying to defend the Ontario premier here re: policy. This is only about governance and process.
January 19, 2026 at 5:53 PM
Not trying to defend the Ontario premier here re: policy. This is only about governance and process.
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It's extraordinary but ultimately correct that Macron is draws a parallel between Greenland & Ukraine, essentially putting Trump in the same camp as Putin - an aggressor and violator of national sovereignty & international law.
The US under Trump is now being called out as a rogue state by Europe.
The US under Trump is now being called out as a rogue state by Europe.
January 17, 2026 at 8:59 PM
It's extraordinary but ultimately correct that Macron is draws a parallel between Greenland & Ukraine, essentially putting Trump in the same camp as Putin - an aggressor and violator of national sovereignty & international law.
The US under Trump is now being called out as a rogue state by Europe.
The US under Trump is now being called out as a rogue state by Europe.