Month: November 2026

The EU energy crisis is intensifying as Europe approaches winter 2026–2027, with soaring natural gas prices, geopolitical instability and declining gas reserves threatening energy affordability. At an October 29 meeting in Luxembourg, EU energy ministers failed to agree on measures to protect consumers despite growing concerns about household electricity bills and industrial competitiveness.

Canada EU relations are entering a new phase as Prime Minister Mark Carney seeks closer economic, political and security ties with the European Union. At the recent Canada-EU Summit in Montréal, Carney met with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa to discuss strengthening cooperation amid growing geopolitical uncertainty …

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