Canada’s Huawei decision will be a moment of reckoning for the country: J. Michael Cole in the Globe and Mail
Huawei is nothing like a private firm as it is legally understood in the West – rather, China’s National Intelligence ...
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Dominic Barton is out. Who will take over the China file?: J. Michael Cole in The Line
Claims that Barton was one of "Canada's great diplomats" may have been greatly exaggerated, writes J. Michael Cole in The ...
Adrift: Canada still meandering aimlessly in the Indo-Pacific
Former Canadian naval leader Eric Lerhe charts new course to defend Canada's interest in the region OTTAWA, ON (December 9, ...
Don’t be fooled by clever rhetoric, the CCP’s record speaks for itself: Charles Burton in the Hub
It goes without saying, but China's actions are not those of a peace-loving nation, writes Charles Burton in the Hub. ...
We should boycott the 2022 Winter Olympics — but what kind of boycott? Margaret McCuaig-Johnston in the Ottawa Citizen
Leading up to the 2008 Beijing Games, Chinese officials promised they would improve China’s human rights record. That didn’t happen, ...
Did the Biden-Xi virtual summit accomplish anything? Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times
Despite the lack of any concrete achievement, Stephen Nagy argues that the meeting set a foundation for further dialogue. By ...
Xi is not attending the Glasgow summit; why is Canada going to the Beijing Games? J. Michael Cole in the Toronto Star
Beijing’s strongman is unyieldingly committed to a world view that has hijacked co-operation with the world’s second-largest economy and rising ...
How Canada’s Foreign Policies Favour Authoritarianism: Alireza Nader and Benjamin Weinthal for Inside Policy
Trudeau needs to draw a line in the sand against the serial one-two punches that Beijing and Tehran are delivering, ...
Ottawa needs to develop a modern policy for Taiwan: J. Michael Cole in the Globe and Mail
Ottawa must stop tip-toeing around Taiwan and bring much greater clarity – indeed, moral clarity – to its policy vis-à-vis ...
What China-Taliban ties mean for the US, Canada and the world: Amitendu Palit for Inside Policy
The Taliban’s assumption of power in Afghanistan complicates the regional strategic landscape and enhances the US-China conflict, writes Amitendu Palit. ...
Canada can’t have it both ways when it comes to China: Charles Burton on the Shaye Ganam Show
In light of the recent release of the Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig, MLI Senior Fellow Charles Burton joined CHED ...
China’s military hold drills near Taiwan: J. Michael Cole on CNN
Taiwan is facing growing military and political pressure from Beijing. Most recently, China made mass air force incursions into Taiwan's ...
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