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Why Carney changed course on China
Canada ran out of options. Years of damage to farm exports made delay a luxury Canada could no longer afford
Ottawa is still dodging the China interference threat
Alarming claims out of P.E.I. point to deep foreign interference, and the federal government keeps stalling. Why?
The first step to genocide isn’t the killing
Genocide begins with fear and false accusations that turn victims into threats. Understanding this tactic is the first step in stopping it
Canada holds the upper hand in any canola deal with China
Canada has more leverage than we think
Trump forces India’s hand on Russian oil imports
New Delhi is edging toward cutting Russian oil imports under U.S. pressure
How real are Canada’s prospects in Asia?
Canada’s Indo-Pacific ambitions look good on paper, but without urgency and deeper ties, we risk being left behind
BC Ferries deal with China risks Canada’s security
Why is a taxpayer-funded Crown utility shielding a Chinese supplier?
Oil markets tighten as Russia exports shrink
Higher prices are the real risk ahead
Taiwan can’t count on the West in a war with China
Taiwan could fall while the West talks tough and stays home
Trump’s Putin pivot sends oil prices sliding
The U.S. president’s turn on Ukraine and Russian oil rattles global markets
China wrote the playbook on AI surveillance
Canada should take that as a warning, not a blueprint
Trump’s peace deal leaves Artsakh’s displaced behind
Peace without possibility of return is no peace at all
