Tag: Foreign Affairs

Canadian foreign aid must be based on its core values of democracy, accountable governance, peaceful pluralism and respect for diversity ...

Canada holds the dubious distinction of having the worst deficit, the worst unemployment and the worst vaccination rates in the ...

Despite the relatively low probability of war in the Taiwan Strait in the immediate future, Taipei cannot afford to be ...

Beijing lures these people with lucrative board memberships, and other associations with the Chinese party-state, to put in a quiet ...

The hypocrisy of social-media activists reduces governments’ efforts to meaningfully address issues and fails to address these issues ends up ...

If Abraham serves as inspiration for a new Arab-Israeli peace, then Cyrus serves as aspiration for an Israeli-Iranian one, write ...

When it comes to Beijing, politics motivates everything, writes J. Michael Cole in Nikkei Asia. By J. Michael Cole, March ...

OTTAWA, ON (March 3, 2021): Alongside regimes in Russia, China and Iran, Pakistan deserves recognition as amongst the world’s greatest ...

Canada should no longer adopt a Taiwan policy informed by appeasement to the People’s Republic of China, writes Charles Burton. ...

Both Japan and Canada have a vested interest in being part of how the Indo-Pacific region evolves. The conundrum for ...

The Canadian government is re-examining the country’s role in the Indo-Pacific. Multilateralism, strong support for the international rules-based order and ...

The Canadian government falls short of its international legal obligations and fails to acknowledge an ongoing genocide, writes Gary Caroline. ...