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  • Foreign Interference Frameworks Have an American Blind Spot

    Foreign Interference Frameworks Have an American Blind Spot0

    Western governments have spent the past several years building increasingly elaborate frameworks to combat foreign interference, illicit finance, and democratic destabilization. In Canada, public debate has focused overwhelmingly on a familiar set of adversaries: China, Russia and, more recently, India. One country, however, often remains absent from these discussions: the United States. That omission says

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