Canada's Foreign Minister Anita Anand addresses UN General Assembly on global disruption
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Anita Anand (Canadian Foreign Minister)
New York, UN General Assembly
September 26, 2026
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Canada warns of profound disruption in the international order. Canada to pursue 'strategic autonomy' and issue-based coalitions. Reaffirms support for Ukraine and a two-State solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Condemns Iran as a regional threat and emphasizes Arctic security.
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