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Geoeconomics and the Trump shock—Implementing Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy in turbulent times: David Abonyi and George Abonyi for Inside Policy (part one)

July 29, 2025

Indo-Pacific

Webinar panel video: Why Canada needs a robust Indo-Pacific strategy – Views from the region

June 14, 2022

Canada and the Indo-Pacific Initiative

Two very different visions for the Indo-Pacific: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

June 10, 2022

Indo-Pacific

Modern lessons for Canada’s Indo-Pacific strategy: Andrew Erskine for Inside Policy

May 25, 2022

Economic headwinds and a chance of slower growth: What the forecast holds for China’s Belt and Road Initiative

China: The dragon at the door

Slowing economy will hamper China’s global Belt and Road scheme

April 22, 2022

Indo-Pacific

Economic headwinds and a chance of slower growth: What the forecast holds for China’s Belt and Road Initiative

April 22, 2022

As Coronavirus Crisis Intensifies, Beijing Continues to Play Politics Over Taiwan: J. Michael Cole in the Taiwan Sentinel

China: The dragon at the door

COVID lockdowns were a Chinese import: Eugene Kontorovich and Anastasia Lin in the Wall Street Journal

March 25, 2022

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The Party-State’s growing control over China’s commercial interests: An argument for diversification

March 24, 2022

Indo-Pacific

Where is Canada? The missing Indo-Pacific player: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy

March 21, 2022

China: The dragon at the door

Russia or the West? Which way China tilts will have seismic geopolitical consequences: Stephen Nagy in the Hub

March 18, 2022

Indo-Pacific

What the Indo-Pacific sees in Ukraine: Stephen Nagy in the Pacific Forum

March 16, 2022

China: The dragon at the door

China’s potential long game – First dominate Russia, then on to the Arctic: Charles Burton in the Globe and Mail

March 15, 2022

How Canada can advance Indigenous rights through trade agreements: Scott Simon in the Hill Times

Indo-Pacific

Supply Chain Resilience in the Indo-Pacific Region: Why It Matters for Canada? Stephen Nagy in iAffairs

March 14, 2022

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Geoeconomics and the Trump shock—Implementing Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy in turbulent times: David Abonyi and George Abonyi for Inside Policy (part one)

Indo-Pacific

Webinar panel video: Why Canada needs a robust Indo-Pacific strategy – Views from the region

Two very different visions for the Indo-Pacific: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Modern lessons for Canada’s Indo-Pacific strategy: Andrew Erskine for Inside Policy

Slowing economy will hamper China’s global Belt and Road scheme

Economic headwinds and a chance of slower growth: What the forecast holds for China’s Belt and Road Initiative

COVID lockdowns were a Chinese import: Eugene Kontorovich and Anastasia Lin in the Wall Street Journal

The Party-State’s growing control over China’s commercial interests: An argument for diversification

Where is Canada? The missing Indo-Pacific player: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy

Russia or the West? Which way China tilts will have seismic geopolitical consequences: Stephen Nagy in the Hub

What the Indo-Pacific sees in Ukraine: Stephen Nagy in the Pacific Forum

China’s potential long game – First dominate Russia, then on to the Arctic: Charles Burton in the Globe and Mail

Supply Chain Resilience in the Indo-Pacific Region: Why It Matters for Canada? Stephen Nagy in iAffairs

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