Canada-China: 50th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations
Published: Winter 2020/21 | By: Jonathan Manthorpe | Volume 69, No. 8
Read MorePublished: Winter 2020/21 | By: Jonathan Manthorpe | Volume 69, No. 8
Read MoreCanada will always be at risk of being used as a proxy as the U.S. manages internal and external conflicts.
Read MoreThe Khashoggi and Meng cases highlight the difficulties that countries have in balancing their...
Read MoreOn 16 January, CIC Victoria hosted Jonathan Manthorpe, a highly regarded journalist with over 40 years of international reporting experience, who spoke about the tensions between Canada and China.
Read MoreChina is destined to become a major Asian power regardless if Canada prepares for that eventuality. A well-designed China strategy that transcends a transactional trade-based foreign policy would go a long way to protecting Canada’s hard-won status as a global middle-power.
Read MoreRather than holding his regime to account, the Law fuels Putin’s “Russia-under-seige” narrative just in time for his March election.
Read MoreSubtlety obscures a surprisingly robust and active Canadian diplomatic effort to mediate with North Korea.
Read MoreWill the new National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security hold up to scrutiny?
Read MoreWhile American hegemony enters a death spiral, Canadian policy circles are unimaginative at propelling Canadian ideas to fill the void.
Read MorePublished: 2008 | By: Adam Chapnik | Volume 65, No. 3 Summary Canada’s official development assistance program is now almost sixty years old, dating from our participation in the Colombo Plan in 1950. It has...
Read MorePublished: 2007 | By: Ernie Regehr | Volume 64, No. 6 Summary As a second-tier military exporter of some significance, and as an advocate of an arms trade treaty, Canada is in a position to promote controls based on...
Read MorePublished: 2007 | By: Jean Daudelin | Volume 64, No. 3 Summary Political violence and repression have been displaced by levels of criminal violence that impinge on every aspect of life and that governments seem...
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