OPINION
Opinion editorials from various experts and writers
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Electoral politics is causing the delay in Canada’s foreign policy on China
By Dr. Julian Spencer-Churchill Despite repeated calls from the Biden Administration, the Canadian government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has…
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The current situation with China’s banks
China’s banks located in the Henan and Anhui Provinces are facing a serious financial crisis that is costing depositors their…
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India remains strategic in checking China’s power
By Collins Chong Yew Keat India’s 75th Independence gives new clout for its claim on regional and global leadership. India’s rise, unlike…
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The chickens are coming home to roost
You can interpret it on any level you like–that the Russians are inherently parochial and out of touch with how…
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The masked singer, human rights abuser: U.S. policy in Macedonia
By Bill Nicholov Human rights abuses must be condemned no matter the perpetrator. But that is not the American way.…
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Conflict diplomacy in a turbulent world
By Asanga Abeyagoonasekera and Jacopo Demarinis President Biden identified Saudi Arabia as a Pariah state, questioning the human rights concerns. The…
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Danger of China’s strategic missteps
By Collins Chong Yew Keat Pelosi’s trip is used as the needed pretext for Beijing to initiate the greater strategic…
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Artificial economy countering China’s rise to power by understanding the power of natural resources
By Shayna Koczur China has the world’ second largest economy[1]. Its swift rise to power has been considered one of…
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The democratic coalition’s India problem
By Behrooz Ayaz and Dr. Julian Spencer-Churchill India’s sectarian convulsions, between revivalist Hindus and South Asian Muslims, are making India…
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Saving the poor from the world’s coming depression
The gathering economic crisis, which the financial papers are sombrely predicting, has too many of the makings of turning into…
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