Mark Carney and Anthony Albanese called for de-escalation in the Iran war while demanding a permanent end to the nation's nuclear weapons program.During their summit in Canberra, Mark Carney did not rule out Canadian military involvement in the conflict following a US submarine attack on an Iranian vessel.The leaders emphasized the need to stop Iranian attacks on civilian and tourist areas after NATO intercepted a ballistic missile launched toward Turkey.The visit concluded with a clean energy pact and a critical minerals alliance as
Mark Carney prepares for further trade stops in
India and Japan.