Carney says Canada should reopen embassies in Iran and earthquake-stricken Venezuela

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney advocates for reopening embassies in Iran and Venezuela, countries from which previous administrations had shut down diplomatic missions. This move aims to re-establish diplomatic ties and offer assistance, especially in Venezuela where a recent earthquake has devastated parts of the nation. Carney's proposal suggests a shift in Canada's foreign policy, emphasizing humanitarian aid and diplomatic engagement over past isolation. This could potentially influence Canada's role in international diplomacy and its relationships with these countries.