Tag: China

Regardless of the outcome of Beijing’s hostage-taking, Margaret McCuaig-Johnston writes that Canada needs to adopt a more serious view toward ...

Every year, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute names the person or institution that has had the greatest impact—for good or ill— on ...

OTTAWA, ON (December 30, 2019): While few Canadians have been paying attention, distant China has become a rising power in ...

Huawei is not a normal telecommunications company, nor is 5G a normal communications network, writes Charles Burton. By Charles Burton, ...

CCP General-Secretary Xi Jinping as the top Canadian policy-maker? Sadly, yes. Beijing has reshaped Canada in ways that most Canadians ...

OTTAWA, ON (December 12, 2019): Every year, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute names the person or institution that has had the greatest impact ...

Rare earth element mining is one area where the national security and broader national interests of Canada, and indeed all ...

A measured and principled approach to China is ultimately of the greatest sustained benefit first to Canada, then to Canada’s ...

If Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor are charged, the Canadian government should take additional measures that make clear to China ...

Canada’s policy towards Beijing was evidently too sensitive to handle during the recent election campaign; the prime minister turned down ...

Kuomintang candidate's supporters like his raucous, anti-intellectual populism, writes J. Michael Cole.  By J. Michael Cole, November 26, 2019 Although ...

Canada cannot afford to be placing its foreign policy in the hands of anyone other than the very best. With so ...