Tag: China

Managing Director Brian Lee Crowley and J. Michael Cole, Senior Fellow at the China Policy Institute discuss Taiwan, China, and ...

China’s White Paper on Arctic Policy may appear non-controversial, but it does have some troubling elements that should raise concerns ...

Despite concerns on NAFTA’s future, Ottawa should be wary of pushing for trade diversification with China, writes Duanjie Chen. By ...

Canada should look to Australia as a warning on the possible dangers associated with a free trade agreement with China, ...

China’s Belt and Road Initiative will result in important strategic consequence for the countries of South Asia, writes David Brewster. ...

While the world’s attention is fixated on North Korea, it would be imprudent to ignore the other dangerous flashpoint in ...

China’s Xi Jinping has embraced a more assertive approach to Hong Kong and Taiwan, writes Steve Tsang. But this approach ...

Note: On Jan. 8, Robin Sears wrote a letter to "unreservedly apologize" to Globe and Mail publisher Phillip Crawley for ...

Beijing's refusal of Prime Minister Trudeau's China strategy signals the end of an era and the need for a new ...

Sino-Russian cooperation on political, economic, and military matters continues to expand, despite mutual mistrust between Moscow and Beijing, writes Kjell ...

When it comes to the acquisition of Aecon by Chinese firm CCCI, the Canadian government needs to examine long-term consequences  ...

The Canada-China cyber agreement has little apparent “upside” to Canada, writes David Swan. China is unlikely to change its approach ...