Why Non-Western Countries Tend to See Russia’s War Very, Very Differently
The West appears blind to its own hypocrisy and narrow interests in calling for a rules-based order. - Reposted from iAffairs Archives
Why Non-Western Countries Tend to See Russia’s War Very, Very Differently
The West appears blind to its own hypocrisy and narrow interests in calling for a rules-based order.
The Korean Peninsula – Peace Favours the Bold
For China watchers, the release of Messrs. Kovrig and Spavor from arbitrary detainment will either come to be…
The Philippine Labour Export Policy: OFWs, Remittances, and Resilience
Among the large Filipino diasporas throughout Canada are Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). What was meant as a temporary solution to crises has now become institutionalized in the Philippine economy, best reflected through remittances received in relation to the country’s gross domestic product.
Canada’s better-than-expected growth on agricultural trade with China
This article is also available on the Canada West Foundation. Our recent report, When interests converge: Agriculture as…
Third Time’s A Charm? The Canada-Indonesia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CI-CEPA) Initiative
On January 9, 2021, Global Affairs Canada released a public consultation for a possible free-trade agreement (FTA) with…
Canada and Germany: Managing a Changing Geo-Political World Order
Changing Seas The fast-changing geo-political and geo-strategic environment around the globe is pushing Canada and Germany into reinventing…
China’s Renminbi and its 20-year Path to De-Facto Reserve Currency Status
Earlier this month, China launched another round of talks with its International Monetary Fund (IMF) counterparts to see…