The Institute for Peace & Diplomacy (IPD) is pleased to announce our upcoming panel ‘Assessing Canada-China Relations: Challenges and Opportunities.’ The discussion will take place on February 24th at 7:00 PM EST
https://youtu.be/OUuQ3om7y2o The Institute for Peace and Diplomacy organized a panel discussion on February 4th, 2021 to discuss US policy on China under the Biden administration. Biden’s plan to pursue American re-engagement with the international
Amid this crisis, we must not forget our strategic foresight. From a broader perspective, the emerging multipolar global order demands a renewed Canadian middle-power doctrine that relies less on the US economy.
From a realist perspective, Canada’s long-term interests are guaranteed when its foreign policy is centered on multilateralism, which allows the country to capitalize on its soft power as a complementary, but a
We have a distinguished panel of experts to discuss different aspects of Canada-China relations. What's next in Canada's bilateral relations with the PRC? Is it possible for Canada to maintain constructive engagement
In the midst of a major economic and political crisis, Brazil cannot afford to alienate one of its main economic partners. In the post-COVID world order, Brazil needs to redefine its foreign
With China’s ascendancy on the world stage as a contender for the title of global economic superpower, Canada will need to adjust its diplomatic strategy to both interact with China in a
Canada and China have been involved in an escalating diplomatic dispute since December 2018, following Canada’s high-profile arrest of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou, at the United States’ request for extradition.
