Reconciling Rivalries: The Momentum towards Disaster Diplomacy
"Disaster diplomacy may offer countries an opportunity to strategically shift their focus without facing significant domestic consequences for their leaders."
Canadian Foreign Policy Journal: Canada Through the Eyes of Southeast Asia: Positive Perceptions, Shallow Understandings
Despite its importance to Canada, there are few, if any, empirical studies on how the Southeast Asian public perceive Canada. Existing elite-level analyses suggest that this perception is mixed – Canada is a likeable but ultimately fair-weather friend
The ‘Chinese Interference’ Story Is Rooted In Xenophobia, Economic Decline
Ottawa’s anxieties about a power to the East are neuralgic, irrational, and grimly familiar
An Embassy in the DPRK? Thinking of a Greater Physical Presence in North Korea
Student Spotlight for March, Joy Kwak!
"Having a stronger physical presence in the region seems to be a key focus of the Indo-Pacific Strategy, and North Korea should not be an exception"
An Embassy in the DPRK? Thinking of a Greater Physical Presence in North Korea
"Having a stronger physical presence in the region seems to be a key focus of the Indo-Pacific Strategy, and North Korea should not be an exception"
Opening Remarks at HardTalk: Canada and the Asia Pacific
The following article contains Senator Pau Woo’s opening remarks at Hardtalk: Canada and the Asia Pacific Conference organized…
Policy Talks Podcast Episode 55 – The Impact of the Ukraine Crisis on the Indo-Pacific and Canada’s Role in the Region
iAffairs Canada is delighted to present Episode 55 of the Policy Talks Podcast. Guest: Jonathan Berkshire Miller, Senior Fellow at the Japan Institute on…
Supply Chain Resilience in the Indo-Pacific: Is Collaboration the Solution?
Geopolitical strategies have become just as important as economic efficiency, where states need to work together to protect their supply chains to serve their interests.
Supply-Chain Resilience in the Indo-Pacific: Starting Critical Minerals in Canada through Collaboration with Regional Nations
Canada has an abundance of critical minerals and needs to establish a supply chain strategy, as other global competitors have already started implementing their strategies. Canada needs to work with like-minded countries such as Japan to further integrate themselves into the Indo-Pacific region.
Supply Chain Resilience in the Indo-Pacific: Can It Improve?
Despite significant challenges, prioritizing and bolstering the resilience of the Indo-Pacific supply chain is critical for global economic success.