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.
Supply Chain Resilience in the Indo-Pacific: Why It Matters for Canada?
Canada faces new challenges when dealing with its critical mineral supply chain. The Indo-Pacific region offers a new avenue for Canada to diversify and build resiliency in its supply chain by working cooperatively with like-minded countries.
Canada-China Relations: The Need for Balancing Opportunity and Risk
Opportunities to cooperate bilaterally and multilaterally with China have potential benefits for Canada when the two nations are aligned on issues, but Canadians must be clear-eyed about the risks posed by China as well, writes Stephen Nagy.