Скачать или смотреть Canada Chose Australia Over America — And Signed $9 5 Billion to Prove It

Canada just signed $9.5 billion in deals across three continents in 10 days — and America was not part of a single one. A radar system the Pentagon was next in line for went to Canada instead. Uranium locked with India through 2035. And the first Canadian prime minister in nearly 20 years addressed Australia's parliament.
This is not a trade story. This is a structural shift in global alliances.
At Arshan Brief, we break down the geopolitical moves that reshape the world before they become mainstream headlines. In this video, we explain exactly what Canada bought, why Australia chose Canada over America, what happened between Carney and Modi in India, and why none of this is reversible.
What do you think — does this alliance hold, or will US pressure break it apart? Drop your answer in the comments.
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⏱ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 — The Deal That Shocked Washington
1:30 — What Canada Actually Bought
3:00 — The Radar America Lost
5:00 — How Australia-US Relations Collapsed
7:30 — Carney in India — Frozen to $5.5 Billion in 16 Months
10:00 — The Davos Speech That Started Everything
13:00 — Why This Cannot Be Reversed
16:00 — What Comes Next

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CHAPTER TITLES (for pinned comment or description):
TimeChapter0:00The Deal Washington Missed1:30The Radar That Sees Beyond the Horizon3:00Why America Got Cut Out5:00How the US Destroyed 80 Years of Trust7:30Canada and India — From Frozen to $5.5 Billion10:00Carney's Davos Warning13:00Why None of This Reverses16:00Japan Is Next

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