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Stephen Harper
Justin Trudeau and Canada-China Relations
By Hugh Stephens
Like father, like son?
What Canada's Leadership Change Means for Asia
By Bochen Han
What will Canada's Asia policy look like under new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau?
India and Canada: A Match Made in Heaven?
By Jack Detsch
On the last leg of his three-country tour, India’s Prime Minister has a lofty agenda. Did his visit succeed?
Canada’s Pivot to ASEAN
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Canada has stepped up its outreach to ASEAN. Will it last?
Abbott Seeks Climate Change Alliance
By Jarni Blakkarly
As the US and China unveil major initiatives, Australia’s skeptical prime minister seeks international support.
Canada as East Asia Intermediary?
By Anthony V. Rinna
Keen to boost its presence in the Pacific, Canada is well placed to help soothe tensions in East Asia.
Korea-Canada Free Trade: The Thaw Begins
By Hugh Stephens
A number of obstacles to a free trade agreement remain on both sides, but there is growing incentive to overcome them.
Canada's Careful China Balancing Act
The decision to allow the acquisition of Nexen by foreign firms came with some interesting stipulations.
China, Canada and Oil Sands
While the deal makes sense economically, Stephen Harper’s government must navigate the political minefield of China SOEs in Canada.
Canada and the EAS: When Showing Up Is Not Enough
While PM Harper has made engaging Asia a priority, Canada needs added substance to its regional diplomacy.
Breaking the Ice: China's Emerging Arctic Strategy
China’s interests in the Arctic are growing. Nations like Canada and the United States should take notice.
Canada’s Asia Fixation
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper can’t seem to keep away from Asia these days. He has a decade of relative neglect to make up for.
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