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Canadian Affairs: Canadian Foreign and Domestic Policy in an Age of Risk and Freedom
A series of essays on the challenges to democracy and Canada’s response, domestic and foreign, to the pursuit of security and stability in the face of emerging threats
The New China: Transition from collaboration to cooperation to confrontation
China is behaving increasingly as an actor not willing to compromise on just about any of the differences or interests with whom ever it engages; whether on issues of human rights, territorial claims, or economic interests.
Canada's strategy for the Indo-Pacific: New commitment or old commitments in a new package
The Canadian government announced its new foreign policy for the Indo-Pacific (Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy) on the 27th of November 2002. A new policy for the Indo-Pacific intended to “advance and defend Canada’s interests by supporting a more secure, prosperous, inclusive, and sustainable region while protecting Canada’s national and economic security at home and abroad”. The policy is based on five strategic focus:
- promoting peace, resilience and security
- expanding trade investment and supply-chain resilience
- investing in connecting people
- building a suitable and green future
- ensuring Canada remains an active and engaged partner to the Indo-Pacific
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