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China’s State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) operate on principles counter to those that underpin free markets, writes Duanjie Chen. Canada needs to ...

Closer ties with China carries worrisome implications for Canada’s national security, writes Charles Burton. The asymmetrical nature of the relationship ...

The Trudeau government’s recent foreign and defence policy statements have shown a more muscular approach to international affairs, writes Eric ...

The United States’ weathervane-like shifts in policy should have Canada training its attention elsewhere for foreign policy leadership. Brian Lee ...

China’s newest indigenously built aircraft carrier is smaller and less capable than US supercarriers, writes David McDonough. But it is ...

China’s “economic miracle” is unravelling, writes Brian Lee Crowley, thanks to an ill-advised bet on infrastructure spending. Canada would do ...

By turning from established allies in Asia toward a teetering economy and authoritative regime, Canada is playing a dangerous game ...

The yet-to-be-approved Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade agreement is about much more than an economic link for countries on both sides of ...

The most recent dispute over the South China Sea is a challenge not merely to Canada but to all liberal-democratic ...

Developing more of Canada’s energy resources can help in the fight against climate change. How? Sean Speer and Ian Lee, ...

Even those sympathetic to China can’t gloss over the harm caused by its one-child policy, or the brutal authoritarianism that spawned ...

Writing in the Ottawa Citizen, Macdonald-Laurier Institute Managing Director Brian Lee Crowley says that Canada has to improve its trade ...