Looking to Glasgow: What’s at Stake at COP26
Published: Fall 2021 | By: Jennifer Allan | Volume 69, No. 24
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The Next 50 Years: Key Questions in Canada-China Relations
Published: Summer 2021 | By: Philip Calvert and John Gruetzner | Volume 69, No. 23
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Time to Retool the Canada-China Commercial Relationship: Recommendations on Achieving a Positive-Sum Game for Year 51 and Beyond
Published: Winter 2020/21 | By: John Gruetzner and Ashleigh Au | Volume 69, No. 18
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Canada-China: 50th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations
Published: Winter 2020/21 | By: Jonathan Manthorpe | Volume 69, No. 8
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The Huawei Crisis: Canada as a Proxy in US-China Relations
Canada will always be at risk of being used as a proxy as the U.S. manages internal and external conflicts.
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Reacting to Saudi Arabia and China: Balancing Canadian Values and Interests
Reacting to Saudi Arabia and China: Balancing Canadian Values and Interests The Khashoggi and Meng...
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CIC Victoria: Claws of the Panda: Beijing’s Campaign of Influence and Intimidation in Canada
On 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.
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A Made-in-Canada China Strategy for 2018?
China 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.
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How Canada’s Magnitsky Law Could Benefit Vladimir Putin
Rather than holding his regime to account, the Law fuels Putin’s “Russia-under-seige” narrative just in time for his March election.
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Ottawa Deploys Public — and Discreet — Diplomatic Efforts on North Korea
Subtlety obscures a surprisingly robust and active Canadian diplomatic effort to mediate with North Korea.
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The New Era of Canadian Feminist Foreign Policy
Will the new National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security hold up to scrutiny?
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Canada’s Accidental Global Leadership
While American hegemony enters a death spiral, Canadian policy circles are unimaginative at propelling Canadian ideas to fill the void.
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