Macron and Carney present united front against Trump from Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon

French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney presented a united front on Sunday from Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, a small French archipelago in the North Atlantic, defending their nations' "sovereignty" and advocating for a "deep" bilateral rapprochement in response to Donald Trump's repeated provocations. Without naming the US president, both leaders addressed his threats of annexation against Canada and a map depicting the region under the American flag. Macron stressed the challenge of "making ourselves respected" in the region, while Carney emphasized the shared values of democracy, rule of law, and strategic autonomy. They announced plans for deeper cooperation in fishing, security, and energy, including Canadian liquefied natural gas projects for Europe. Macron also addressed local issues, promising to accelerate the relocation of Miquelon village due to rising sea levels, with a goal to move half the population by 2033. He announced €19 million for port renovation in Saint-Pierre and outlined ambitions for a data economy, including a proposed submarine cable connecting Brittany to New York via the archipelago.