
On the weekend that Canada announced its new Indo-Pacific Strategy and angry protests emerged across China, Taiwan (Republic of China, ROC) held its “nine-in-one” local elections on November 26. In what the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT, Kuomintang) celebrated as a “blue wave,” voters elected KMT or allied non-party candidates as city mayor or county magistrate
READ MORELe 16 novembre 2022, le Réseau de recherche sur les États fragiles (du CÉPI) et le Centre de recherche interdisciplinaire et de valorisation des savoirs en Haïti (CRIVASH), à l’Université d’Ottawa, ont accueilli un webinaire pour explorer la question évoquée par le titre de ce blogue. Quatre panélistes venant d’horizons divers ont partagé leurs regards
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Ministers Mélanie Joly and Mary Ng recently spent a week in Asia for ASEAN, G20 and APEC meetings. In parallel to these meetings, the federal government announced several financial measures, totalling around $1 billion, to implement the economic component of Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy, which was finally made public by Minister Joly on
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Emmanuel Macron is still voicing his incredulity about the Australian government withdrawing from an agreement to purchase French-designed and co-build submarines and instead enter into the AUKUS agreement where the US and UK will provide Australia – at considerable expense – eight nuclear-powered submarines. This week Marcon claimed that AUKUS has brought Australia into a
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