If the EU fails we can say goodbye to the Liberal Order: Samir Saran in the ORF
To what extent is Europe important for the future of the world order? Europe is, paradoxically, the single most important ...
Tag: foreign policy
Canada takes note as China gets tough with Australia: Charles Burton in the Toronto Star
China is seizing the moment to launch a full-court press to weaken the Western alliance through economic coercion, starting with ...
Standing on Guard – Why We Need to Secure Canadian technology and Innovators from the PRC: Henry Geraedts and Shuvaloy Majumdar for Inside Policy
The PRC will likely consolidate and step up its successful illicit technology acquisition programs to meet its needs, write Henry ...
Religion is under assault in China. But Canada may not have the moral high ground it needs to defend it: David Mulroney in the Globe and Mail
But what is certainly clear is that Canadians are unlikely to champion religious freedom in China, or anywhere, if we ...
Confronting a New Geo-Strategic Environment in the Post-COVID-19 Era: New MLI Paper
OTTAWA, ON (November 10, 2020): The COVID-19 pandemic has already reshaped life for many Canadians. However, the most significant long-term ...
Webinar – US polls 2020: Which way 2021 for India and world?
What are the implications of the presidential election for US foreign policy towards the world; the trans-Atlantic relationship and ...
Trump or no Trump, China is still a problem: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post
China’s industrial and trade policy comes at a large cost to the world economy, writes Jack Mintz in the Financial ...
There’s a new front in the US-China trade and tech war: Aarshi Tirkey in ORF
As Washington and Beijing try to push for an economic and technological decoupling, laws and regulations will be used to ...
‘ASEAN centrality’ and the emerging great power competition: K. Yhome for the Observer Research Foundation
Southeast Asia is at the centre of a growing international competition, in which evolving power rivalry and the implications thereof ...
Pakistan – Shaking legs cause political quake: Sushant Sareen for the Observer Research Foundation
A moment of tension between Pakistan and India was alleviated thanks to the apprehension of Pakistani officials and politicians who ...
The new nuclear arms race that wasn’t: James Fergusson for Inside Policy
Despite the idealistic hopes and fears of arms control advocates, arms agreements are a product of the political environment of ...
The rising prominence of Vietnam for the Indo-Pacific: Pratnashree Basu for the Observer Research Foundation
Located at the heart of Southeast Asia, facing the South China Sea and ringed by the Southeast Asian nations, Vietnam ...
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