Why Canada should ban Huawei from 5G
The future lies with 5G but we must thoughtfully manage the associated vulnerabilities. Both Huawei’s behaviour and that of its ...
Tag: Foreign Affairs
China has locked up my friends in response to our protests in Hong Kong, and has put the city’s status at risk: Nathan Law in the Independent
The ‘problem to be solved’ in Carrie Lam’s eyes is how to end the protests; but for protestors, the issue ...
Hong Kong: The front line of democracy
Earlier this year, MLI hosted a delegation from Hong Kong to discuss the urgent need to defend the human rights ...
AI, bots and deep fakes: MLI study shows how technology shapes the fight against foreign political interference
OTTAWA, ON (August 29, 2019): Hostile foreign actors are increasingly employing digital foreign interference (DFI) as part of their toolkit ...
Russia and China’s Strategic Marriage of Convenience: J. Berkshire Miller and Benoit Hardy-Chartrand in the National Interest
The potential challenge posed by Sino-Russian convergence also underscores the urgency of enhancing U.S.-Japan-South Korea trilateral cooperation, write J. Berkshire ...
Time for a new direction in Canada’s China Strategy: New MLI Report
OTTAWA, ON (August 16, 2019): The federal election is a little over two months away, and its outcome remains highly uncertain. ...
Xi Jinping may want to rule the world, but he has problems at home, too: Charles Burton in the Globe and Mail
China desperately needs to find a way out of its political conundrum before it’s too late – for all involved, ...
Hong Kong is a Mess for Beijing; Taiwan Would be a Nightmare: J. Michael Cole in the Taiwan Sentinel
Liberal democratic societies are simply incompatible with the increasingly authoritarian mindset that animates the Chinese Communist Party. J. Michael Cole ...
It’s time to bring troubled Japan-South Korea relations back from the brink: J. Berkshire Miller in the Globe and Mail
If there is no serious attention paid to the strained Japan-South Korea relationship, there will be important costs, writes J. ...
Turkey’s future in NATO is an open question: J. Berkshire Miller and Darren Gill in the Globe & Mail
Ankara should not be pushed out of the alliance. But NATO partners need to lobby Turkey actively, and now, to ...
Should Canada get tough with China? Yes: Anastasia Lin in the Toronto Star
By taking a tough stance, China’s bullying tactics will finally be met with resistance. Not only is this morally right, ...
How robust are Canada, U.S. relations? Stephen Blank in the Hill Times
The bottom line seems to be—thus far—that notwithstanding thicker post-9/11 borders, the Great Recession, and two years of Trump, life ...
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