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  • Lest We Forget: How the 1930 Musha Incident Reveals the Hidden Nature of the Canada-Taiwan Relationship

    Lest We Forget: How the 1930 Musha Incident Reveals the Hidden Nature of the Canada-Taiwan Relationship

    • October 26, 2020

    October 27 marks the 90th anniversary of the “Musha Incident” – a Taiwanese historical trauma unknown to most Canadians. Yet, Musha says much to Canada-Taiwan relations. A defining characteristic of Taiwan is that, despite Chinese settlement since the 17…

    By Scott Simon
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  • To Understand China’s Aggressive Foreign Policy, Look at Its Domestic Politics

    To Understand China’s Aggressive Foreign Policy, Look at Its Domestic Politics

    • October 21, 2020

    In the past six months, Chinese foreign policy appears to have taken a dramatic and aggressive turn. China has lashed out at Australia for questioning its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, bolstered its claims in the South China Sea, stepped …

    By Christopher Bishop
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  • Ruffled Feathers: Why Chinese Interference in International Bird Conservation is a Threat to World Peace

    Ruffled Feathers: Why Chinese Interference in International Bird Conservation is a Threat to World Peace

    • September 30, 2020

    The ejection of Taiwan’s Chinese Wild Bird Federation (CWBF) from BirdLife International and the subsequent gag order asking BirdLife employees to refrain from speaking to the press may appear at first glance to be the smallest of China’s many micro-aggressions, …

    By Scott Simon
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  • Farewell “Mister Democracy”: Lee Teng-hui, 1923-2020

    Farewell “Mister Democracy”: Lee Teng-hui, 1923-2020

    • August 7, 2020

    The Taiwanese mourn their former president Lee Teng-hui, who died at the age of 97 this July 30. Lauded as “Mr. Democracy” by his fellow citizens, he stood among those extremely rare politicians. They, like Mikhail Gorbachev, were trained in …

    By André Laliberté
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  • Claims for Reparations, Politics and COVID-19

    Claims for Reparations, Politics and COVID-19

    • July 1, 2020

    Recent weeks have witnessed growing international concerns over China’s role in the origins of the Coronavirus pandemic. While Australia and Germany ask for an international investigation of what went wrong, the United States has accused China of its failure to …

    By Hélène Pellerin
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  • Can Canada Win a UN Security Council Seat?

    Can Canada Win a UN Security Council Seat?

    • June 15, 2020

    On June 17, 2020, Canada will seek election to the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) as one of the ten non-permanent members. If successful, Canada will serve as one of five countries elected this year for a two-year term ending …

    By Caroline Dunton
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  • Self-Determination at a Turning Point: Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the Indigenous Nations of Formosa

    Self-Determination at a Turning Point: Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the Indigenous Nations of Formosa

    • June 2, 2020

    May 2020 was a turning point in East Asia. President Tsai Ing-wen (Democratic Progressive Party, DPP) was inaugurated to her second term as President of the Republic of China (Taiwan). Two days later, China’s National People’s Congress proposed legislation authorizing …

    By Scott Simon
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  • COVID-19 Forces a Rethink of an Old Debate

    COVID-19 Forces a Rethink of an Old Debate

    • May 18, 2020


    The COVID-19 pandemic has emerged as a test of the preparedness of countries’ public health and governance systems. As countries diverge in their strategies to fight the epidemic, we have more and more opportunities for learning about what works and …

    By Begench Yazlyyev and Lauchlan T. Munro
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  • Time to Get the Two Michaels Home

    Time to Get the Two Michaels Home

    • April 10, 2020


    The advent of the COVID19 pandemic puts fresh pressure on the Canadian government to end the impasse that continues to hold two Canadians imprisoned as hostages in a Chinese jail. Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor have now been in prison …

    By Daniel Livermore
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  • Le Canada et la Chine: une relation normale?

    Le Canada et la Chine: une relation normale?

    • March 22, 2020

    Le gouvernement canadien planche depuis plus d’un an sur la façon de gérer la relation du Canada avec la Chine. C’est une réflexion salutaire si ce n’est qu’elle est obérée par une situation exceptionnelle, à savoir, l’affaire Meng Wanzhou, directrice …

    By Ferry de Kerckhove
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  • The Coronavirus Crisis: The De Facto Quarantine of Taiwan

    The Coronavirus Crisis: The De Facto Quarantine of Taiwan

    • February 13, 2020

    The risk of a global pandemic coming from China is attracting a lot of attention, but it is important to avoid giving way to hysteria. Canada and the international community should stand firm in support of Taiwanese rights to participate …

    By André Laliberté
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  • An Unequivocal Victory for President Tsai in Taiwan

    An Unequivocal Victory for President Tsai in Taiwan

    • January 29, 2020

    The re-election of Tsai Ying-wen to the Presidency of Taiwan this last January 11 represents a rare shining moment in the Indo-Pacific region, as populist leaders ruling India and the Philippines preside over a deterioration of democracy in the region. …

    By André Laliberté
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Latest Posts

  • Lest We Forget: How the 1930 Musha Incident Reveals the Hidden Nature of the Canada-Taiwan Relationship
    Lest We Forget: How the 1930 Musha Incident Reveals the Hidden Nature of the Canada-Taiwan Relationship
    • Analysis
    • October 26, 2020
  • To Understand China’s Aggressive Foreign Policy, Look at Its Domestic Politics
    To Understand China’s Aggressive Foreign Policy, Look at Its Domestic Politics
    • Analysis
    • October 21, 2020
  • Ruffled Feathers: Why Chinese Interference in International Bird Conservation is a Threat to World Peace
    Ruffled Feathers: Why Chinese Interference in International Bird Conservation is a Threat to World Peace
    • Analysis
    • September 30, 2020
  • Farewell “Mister Democracy”: Lee Teng-hui, 1923-2020
    Farewell “Mister Democracy”: Lee Teng-hui, 1923-2020
    • Analysis
    • August 7, 2020
  • Claims for Reparations, Politics and COVID-19
    Claims for Reparations, Politics and COVID-19
    • Analysis
    • July 1, 2020
  • Can Canada Win a UN Security Council Seat?
    Can Canada Win a UN Security Council Seat?
    • Analysis
    • June 15, 2020

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