In the first few weeks of this year alone, the leaders of two of the five “eyes” in the world’s oldest intelligence-sharing alliance signalled they were ready to rethink their relationship with China.
First came Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and then this week it was the turn of his British counterpart, Keir Starmer.
As Western economies grapple with the unpredictability and at times hostility of the White House’s policies, Canada and Britain have both sought to find a new way to work with…