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Canada will recognise Palestinian state at UN General Assembly, Carney says

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will recognise a Palestinian state at September's UN General Assembly, making his country the third G7 nation, after France and Britain, to make such an announcement in recent days.

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Canada promises to recognise Palestine in September as Mark Carney 'condemns' Israel

Canada has promised to recognise the state of Palestine - just days after Britain did the same. On Tuesday, Sir Keir Starmer revealed the step would be taken in September unless Israel met a series of conditions.

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Canada is latest G7 member to pledge recognition of Palestine

The decision, which comes during international condemnation of growing levels of starvation in Gaza, makes Canada the latest G7 country to champion Palestinian statehood as pressure grows on Israel to end its offensive in the enclave.

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Change in Tide? Canada Sends First Diplomat to India Since 2023 After Modi-Carney's G7 Reset

Canada has appointed Jeff David as the new Consul General in Mumbai, succeeding Diedrah Kelly, amid efforts to mend strained ...

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Jesse Kline: Carney's futile attempt to will a Palestinian state into existence

French President Emmanuel Macron’s announcement last week that his country intends to recognize Palestine as an independent ...

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After PM-Carney meet, Canada names consul general in Mumbai

Canada has appointed diplomat Jeff David as the consul general in Mumbai, according to an announcement by Canadian foreign ...

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Carney says support for Ukraine will be ‘unwavering’ on final ... - BBC

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says support for Ukraine will be "unwavering" until peace is achieved, at the final day of the Group of Seven (G7) summit Carney was speaking alongside ...

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PETER McKENNA: What should we make of Mark Carney’s foreign policy outlook?

Stated differently, it is a foreign policy posture that is shaping up to be more like Stephen Harper’s than that of Justin ...

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