Foreign Policy for the Future: A Vision for a Unified, Open, and Global Canada
The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrates that we are living through a period of existential and ongoing threats that put…
Canada’s better-than-expected growth on agricultural trade with China
Our recent report, When interests converge: Agriculture as a basis of re-engagement with China, argued that despite troubled…
Doing More With Less: Confronting COVID-19’s “Double Squeeze” on Middle Income Countries
This policy brief has been shared with iAffairs by its authors, Marshall Palmer, Kevin Budning and Paxton Mayer,…
A Potential Return for Meng, But Does It Mean The Same For ‘The Michaels’?
Almost two years after Meng Wanzhou’s arrest in the Vancouver airport, the Huawei executive may be heading home…
Canada’s Hong Kong Dilemma: Evaluating Canada’s New Immigration Measures on Hong Kong
In June 2020, China passed a controversial National Security Law for Hong Kong. The Beijing-drafted law is highly…
India’s Role in the Asian Regional Order: Facilitating a Multipolar Power Structure
How are Power Structures in Asia Changing? Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, the power dynamic in Asia saw…
Canada and the China file: Is a shuffle in key positions the answer we’ve been searching for?
What’s next for Canada-China relations? The notoriously shaky relationship took a turn for the worse in December 2018…
Taiwan: A Natural Partner for Canada in the Asia-Pacific?
Recent events in the chilling relationship between Canada and China may just have soured Canadians’ appetite for a…
Is Canada losing to the U.S. over Japan?
Canada’s agriculture exporters have enjoyed unanticipated advantages in Japan after the U.S. decided to quit the Trans-Pacific Partnership. …
Glorious and Free? Making Sense of Canadian Foreign Policy in an Era of Nationalism, Populism, and Illiberalism
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