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While Trump threatens to impose crippling 25% tariffs on Canada, Europe recently took a billion-dollar action that completely alters the situation. Carl XVI Gustaf, the King of Sweden, didn't come to Ottawa for formalities; instead, he brought defense contracts, agreements to produce fighter jets, and a strategic alliance that represents a significant change in Western alliances.

The German Navy recently gave Canada a $1.07 billion contract for cutting-edge battle management systems, selecting Canadian technology over American substitutes. Saab of Sweden is currently in negotiations to construct Gripen fighter jets in Canada, which may replace America's F-35 contract and create 10,000 high-paying aerospace jobs.

This goes beyond a single transaction or visit. This is about a fundamental realignment that is currently taking place, solely due to Trump's tariff threats backfiring dramatically. "Are we next?" European countries wonder as they watch America use trade as a weapon against its closest partner. Their response is to collaborate with dependable, stable nations like Canada.

🔑 KEY DEVELOPMENTS: Lockheed Martin Canada receives a $1.07 billion naval deal from Germany
Sweden and Canada sign a strategic collaboration deal.

Saab suggests creating 10,000 employment in Canada by producing Gripen fighters.
In reaction to Trump's tariffs, Canada examines the F-35 contract.
Canada is selected by Europe as a reliable North American ally.

📊 THE NUMBERS: German naval systems contract 10,000 jobs for $1.07 billion. Possible collaboration between Saab and Bombardier

Canada is reviewing its contract for 88 F-35 fighter jets.
25% Trump's tariff rate threat
72 aircraft The remaining F-35s that might move to Gripen

🌍 WHY IT MATTERS
Diversification away from reliance on the United States is exactly what Trump's economic coercion plan aims to prevent. While Washington threatens tariffs, Sweden and Germany are not only providing alternatives, but they are also supporting Canada's defense sector with billion-dollar investments.


This demonstrates how American influence is inherently brittle when used against allies. By forming alliances with middle powers that exhibit stability and respect for coalitions, European countries are hedging their bets.

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