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ASEAN and Geopolitics: Its Role as a Middle Path Approach to Asia
The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada and the Chile Pacific Foundation are pleased to share "ASEAN … presence on the global stage, and the opportunities for engagement for Canada and Chile in particular. Below are …
China Has Hit an Inflection Point in its Zero-COVID Policies
growing global consensus that COVID-19 will remain with us for the foreseeable future, and we will need to deal with outbreaks and adapt. An …
Japan and South Korea Move Forward with ‘Future-oriented Partnership’
The Takeaway In keeping with his campaign pledge to build a “future-oriented partnership” with Japan and re-engage the country through “shuttle diplomacy,” or … Suk Yeol met with Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio for their second summit meeting on May 7. Despite numerous …
The Demise of the TPP, Japanese Ambivalence and What Canada Needs to Do Now
The TPP, at least its current form, is dead. It was on life … with his announcement that he will initiate the process for the U.S. to withdraw from the deal on Day 1 of his presidency. And that will effectively end the TPP as we know it because …
Asia Leaders Speaker Series: Navigating the China Market Post-COVID-19
The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada is proud to share its … the spread of the novel coronavirus, begin recovery, and resume normal operations. Notably, throughout both the … Group President Michael Evans discusses the implications for long-term change and recovery in China as well as how …
A Case for Provincial Offices in Asia - and How to Make Them Better
The COVID-19 pandemic has shut down much of international … province. Seventy-four such offices span the globe, and three more will soon join their ranks: The Government of … host region. This kind of support is especially valuable for small and medium-sized enterprises, which often struggle …
Op-Ed: Blaming China for the Pandemic is Not Productive
has been no shortage of voices in Canada seeking to point the finger of blame for the current COVID-19 crisis squarely at China – and in truth, China has a lot to answer for. How did the …
Connecting Canadian Students With India: Advice from Former Interns
A recent report by the Canadian Bureau for International Education revealed a troubling gap in … India. In fact, India was outranked by Denmark, Ireland, and Costa Rica. Given that only a very small percentage of …
Connecting Canadian Students and Graduates with China-related Careers
This report provides recommendations for how Canada can better prepare for the coming era of closer engagement with China. Specifically, … based on a series of discussions – in Montréal, Toronto, and Vancouver – from June 15 to 21, 2018. The discussions …
Places, Parties, and Politicians: A Primer on South Korea’s 2022 Presidential Election
This Dispatch is the first in a five-part series by our South Korea Election … Watch , a team of young analysts tracking key developments and issues in South Korea’s March 9 presidential election. … and how the ‘China factor’ has become more complex for them than for their parents and grandparents. The March …