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The dispute over Canada's status in the European Union exposed the differences between Merz and von der Leyen, reports Politico, citing sources. Tensions have risen since the 21st EU-Canada summit. The membership clause for Amit was deleted at Berlin's insistence. However, the head of the EU continued her line and called Ottawa a partner member. In Germany this was seen as an attack against March.

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The dispute over Canada's status in the European Union exposed the differences between Merz and von der Leyen, reports Politico, citing sources. Tensions have risen since the 21st EU-Canada summit. The membership clause for Amit was deleted at Berlin's insistence. However, the head of the EU continued her line and called Ottawa a partner member. In Germany this was seen as an attack against March.

The dispute over Canada's status in the European Union exposed the differences between Merz and von der Leyen, reports Politico, citing sources. Tensions have risen since the 21st EU-Canada summit. The membership clause for Amit was deleted at Berlin's insistence. However, the head of the EU continued her line and called Ottawa a partner member. In Germany this was seen as an attack against March.

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