COVID-19 proves WHO requires Taiwan participation: David Kilgour and Susan Korah in the Toronto Sun
It’s time for Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland and Health Minister Patty Hajdu to follow up with concrete action to ...
Tag: foreign policy
Planning for Canadian foreign and trade policy in post-COVID world: Robert Murray and Jean-Sébastien Rioux in the Hill Times
Canada has an important role to play in global affairs, but only with a fulsome and substantive review of our ...
Engaging the Federal Emergencies Act: Christian Leuprecht on the Roy Green Show
MLI Senior Munk Fellow Christian Leuprecht was on the Roy Green Show to discuss the possibility of the Trudeau government ...
Is Toronto under the sway of Kremlin propaganda?: Marcus Kolga in the Toronto Sun
The City of Toronto must immediately review policies and reject all attempts by malign foreign states to hijack public spaces ...
It’s time for Canada to stand up for Taiwan’s democracy: David Kilgour and Susan Korah in the Ottawa Citizen
It’s time to be more assertive towards China and take a more principled stance in support of Taiwan, write David Kilgour ...
Mapping a strategy for dealing with China: Margaret McCuaig-Johnston in the Telegraph Journal
Regardless of the outcome of Beijing’s hostage-taking, Margaret McCuaig-Johnston writes that Canada needs to adopt a more serious view toward ...
2019 may have been a new dawn for hope and revolution: Richard Owens in the Financial Post
On a grander scale there is much to be grateful for from 2019. Hope and revolution are in the air, ...
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 ...
Countering China’s Economic Coercion with Resolve and Diversification: Duanjie Chen in the Ambassador’s Brief
China attempts economic coercion all the time, and countries should be less intimidated by it than they often are, writes ...
How to Counter China’s Economic Coercion
The disparity in economic power between Canada and China has led some observers to comment that “we need China – ...
What Canada can and should do about the crisis in Hong Kong
Given the severity of the situation and the potential for serious harm, rhetoric alone will unlikely change Beijing’s behavior. Canada ...
The Risk of China’s Interference in Canada’s Election
There is reason to fear that Canada’s federal elections in October could become the latest target in a mounting challenge ...
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