Two very different visions for the Indo-Pacific: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times
This article originally appeared in the Japan Times. By Stephen Nagy, June 10, 2022 The Shangri-La Dialogue is normally an ...
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Beijing and the inconvenient truth about the Russian business pull-out: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times
This article originally appeared in the Japan Times. By Stephen Nagy, March 11, 2022 This week an increasing number of ...
The Mixed Legacy of the 2022 Beijing Olympics: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times
This article originally appeared in the Japan Times. By Stephen Nagy, February 22, 2022 Typically, Olympics are legacy events that ...
Behind the ivory tower: An insider’s account of the CCP’s role in Chinese universities
This article has been written by an established Chinese scholar who has dedicated a career in academia, including over a ...
We should help Taiwan join CPTPP: Scott Simon in the Financial Post
Canada can assert leadership by encouraging Taiwan to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, writes Scott Simon ...
The contradictions of the authoritarian Olympic ceremony: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times
It’s clear that both Russian and Chinese leadership view international affairs through a power and strength Machiavellian prism, writes Stephen ...
Olympics Heighten Oppression in China: Anastasia Lin in the The Wall Street Journal
Beijing jails and tortures those who dare to speak out against the Communist Party ahead of the Winter Games, writes ...
Singapore – Finding the elusive sweet spot between the two superpowers: William Choong for Inside Policy
Amid the ensuring Sino-US rivalry in the Indo-Pacific, Singapore has found a “sweet spot” where it avoids making choices between ...
The “Genocide Olympics” begin in Beijing: David Kilgour in the Ottawa Citizen
Xi has re-interpreted democracy across China as totalitarianism, including opposition to multi-party elections and independence of judges, writes David Kilgour ...
Will Canada Finally Take a Stand Against China’s Totalitarian Use of Tech?: Kyle Matthews for Inside Policy
With public opinion favouring a sharper approach to our relationship with Beijing, it is time to work with our democratic ...
Ottawa looks on as China buys Canadian lithium operations: Jeff Kucharski in the Toronto Star
Given Canada’s own critical minerals list, and what we already know about China’s determination to achieve global high-tech dominance, there ...
Hacking the activists fighting for human rights: Sarah Teich and Mehmet Tohti for iPolitics
Cybersecurity experts have stated that state-sponsored hacking by the CCP reached record levels in 2021, but evidence of their vast ...
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