I think those things are connected. Geopolitics can exist in several dimensions at the same time. While we have our issues with the U.S. bilaterally, we are part of a larger family of countries, of democracies, that are working collectively, mainly through the G7 but with other partners including Australia and South Korea, to build new supply chains. There are areas and multilateral agreements with countries, including the U.S., Japan and Canada together, that are working on various measures, such as advance market purchase commitments and floor prices, to build a new supply chain. That will be an element in how we develop our relationship with the U.S., that is, how the U.S. and Canada play together with Japan, South Korea, the Europeans and others, in this new alignment of supply chains.
It's very relevant and that could be an asset for us if we play it well.