Modi’s triumphant re-election should signal that India’s transformation and strategic role continue to rise apace. Ottawa should take this opportunity to re-engage and...
From Tiananmen Square in 1989 to Xinjiang today, the Party hasn’t learned a thing about benevolent rule. It’s all about the results, not...
Thirty years after democracy activists were massacred by Beijing, the Chinese people still wait for change, writes Anastasia Lin. By Anastasia Lin, June...
The 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre should remind Canadians about the true nature of the People’s Republic, writes Amy Lai. By...
There is a broader sense, both in Washington and among many states in the Indo-Pacific region, that the U.S. and China are on...
OTTAWA, ON (May 30, 2019): China has made ever-increasing attempts to undermine Hong Kong’s independence and democratic institutions, and Canadians ought to be concerned...
In a historic election victory, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been re-elected. To make sense of this election, as well as the...
The US-China trade war isn’t happening in a vacuum. And the looming G20 summit is an opportunity for countries, especially those in the...
OTTAWA, ON (May 17, 2019): In the context of increasing diplomatic tensions between China and Canada, Ottawa finds itself in need of both new...
Reciprocity depends to a surprising degree on institutional compatibility between Free Trade Agreement partners. If we don’t do things in reasonably similar ways,...
