Quebec separatist government seeks expanded role in EU relations

Quebec's new separatist government under Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is asserting a larger role in EU ties, particularly in natural resources, as part of a longer-term independence push. This marks a shift in Quebec's international posture, though the scope of EU engagement remains uncertain. The move could complicate Canadian federal unity and EU-Canada relations.

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