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EU Commission President Supports Canada's Potential Associate Membership

Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, has endorsed proposals for Canada to become the EU's first 'associate member', aiming to strengthen ties in key sectors amid strained US-Canada relations. The concept of associate membership is not currently established in the EU framework, and von der Leyen also proposed the creation of a European Security Council and measures to regulate social media use among children.

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Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, has endorsed proposals for Canada to become the EU's first 'associate member', aiming to strengthen ties in key sectors amid strained US-Canada relations. The concept of associate membership is not currently established in the EU framework, and von der Leyen also proposed the creation of a European Security Council and measures to regulate social media use among children.

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EU chief backs plan for Canada to become 'associate member'

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EU Commission President Supports Canada's Potential Associate Membership