Carney: Global Powers Acting Without Rules

0:00On March 4, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney called the Iran Conflict a stark sign of a crumbling global system. In a speech, Wednesday at a Sydney Think Tank, he pointed out how major powers are acting without regard for international rules, leaving others to deal with the fallout. He's on a trade trip covering India, Australia, and Japan right now. After the Sydney Talk, he addressed Australia's parliament on Thursday and headed to Japan Friday. Carney echoed points from his big January speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Canada stands firm against Iran getting nuclear weapons and endangering peace, but he expressed regret that the United States and Israel launched. Strikes without United Nations input or chats with partners like Canada. He said it's up to others to decide if those actions broke global laws. Canada and Australia, though, planned to team up more on key minerals, artificial intelligence, and defense tech.

1:00With world tensions high, Carney's push highlights the need to tackle today's realities head on while rebuilding trust and shared rules.