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China threatens and intimidates people within Canada as Ottawa remains silent: Charles Burton in the Toronto Star
Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne’s nonresponse to calls to protect Chinese Canadians amounts to tacit consent for Beijing to continue ...
Canada can no longer ignore foreign interference from China: Devin Tuttle, Marcus Kolga and Ai-Men Lau in the Province
It’s foolish to assume Canada is immune to the party’s foreign interference, as it’s already happening here, write Devin Tuttle, ...
Belarus arrests Russian mercenaries ahead of presidential election: Marcus Kolga on TRT World Now
Alexander Lukashenko, President of Belarus, is polling at an all-time low and this week, despite working closely with Russia in ...
The Making of ‘Insidious Power: How China Undermines Global Democracy’: J. Michael Cole in Taiwan Sentinel
A new book released on July 30 takes a close look at the agencies and mechanisms of China's ‘sharp power’ ...
Exploring China’s political warfare against Taiwan: New Paper by J. Michael Cole
OTTAWA, ON (July 29, 2020): Since the arrest of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou on an extradition request from the US, ...
Canada must take measures to end foreign attacks on human rights activists in Canada: Marcus Kolga and Yang Jianli in the Vancouver Sun
If Canada wishes to protect its citizens against foreign attacks, it must act immediately to show Beijing, Moscow and Tehran ...
In Defence of Democracy – Why Canada should look to Taiwan: Brett Byers and Brandon Purcell in the Toronto Sun
What Taiwan’s actions can and should provide are a set of reference points for policy-makers as they consider future efforts ...
Candidate nominations in Canada are a mess – let’s fix that: Kaveh Shahrooz and Brett Byers in the Toronto Sun
Nomination races are poorly designed and incentivize bad behaviour. The consequence is a process at odds with Canadian values and ...
Canada needs to fix its democratic blind spot: nomination races – Kaveh Shahrooz and Brett Byers for Inside Policy
Canada must make every effort to fix the democratic blind spot that is our nomination race process. Failing to do ...
Blunting China’s Sharp Power: How democracies can defend against Chinese influence operations
Recent Canada-China tensions have shined a much-needed spotlight on the challenges inherent in maintaining bilateral relations with an authoritarian regime ...
Trolling Trudeau – Fears of Foreign Interference in Canada: Marcus Kolga for the Atlantic Council
Photo Credit: Alex Guibord / Flickr. While the overall outcome of the 2019 Canadian federal election was not the result ...
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