Slowing economy will hamper China’s global Belt and Road scheme
OTTAWA, ON (April 22, 2022): As countries on every continent grapple with inflation, broken supply chains and soaring energy prices, ...
Tag: Belt and Road Initiative
Economic headwinds and a chance of slower growth: What the forecast holds for China’s Belt and Road Initiative
By Stephen Nagy April 22, 2022 PDF of paper Executive Summary Chinese economic growth has been phenomenal since Deng Xiaoping ...
The Chinese dragon circles Afghanistan, as Beijing looks to impose a new world order: Shuvaloy Majumdar in the National Post
American President Joe Biden contends his decision to recklessly concede Afghanistan to the Pakistan-backed Taliban is one of realism and ...
How China’s Belt and Road Initiative is faltering in South Asia and why that matters: New MLI Commentary
OTTAWA, ON (June 29, 2021): China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) – perhaps President Xi Jinping’s signature policy program – ...
What Ottawa should learn from China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Preston Lim for Inside Policy
Canadian policymakers would do well to study how China treats its economic partners who have signed on to its Belt ...
The China-India Nautical Games in the Indian Ocean – Part one: Mohan Malik for Inside Policy
The crisis in the Maldives highlights the growing rivalry between India and China in the Indian Ocean, writes Mohan Malik. ...
Dangers of China building the Belt and Road into South Asia: David Brewster for Inside Policy
China’s Belt and Road Initiative will result in important strategic consequence for the countries of South Asia, writes David Brewster. ...
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Rebalancing Canada: A two-pillar reform of equalization and federal transfers
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Canada’s conversation about new submarines is failing to ask the most important question: Rob Huebert in The Globe and Mail
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The most overlooked aspect of the new West Coast pipeline could be the most consequential: Jack Mintz in The Hub
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Woke doublethink controls Canada: Chris Milburn in the National Post
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Trump is not the only threat to Canadian sovereignty. He might not even be the most urgent: Marcus Kolga in the Toronto Star
