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EDITORIAL: It's a sloppy way to run a country - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL: It's a sloppy way to run a country

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s testimony before the Foreign Interference Commission may have shed more light on his work habits.

CSIS director warned Liberals of Chinese interference repeatedly - Vimarsana News

CSIS director warned Liberals of Chinese interference repeatedly

David Vigneault says he’s been warning Liberal government for years that Canada has been and ill-equipped to combat foreign interference.

Canada spies under pressure over foreign meddling reports - Vimarsana News

Canada spies under pressure over foreign meddling reports

Prime minister testified at inquiry into foreign interference that agency’s report of China meddling wasn’t relayed to him

Source: yahoo.com
Politics Briefing: CSIS director pushes back on notion he did not fully brief Liberals on Chinese interference - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: CSIS director pushes back on notion he did not fully brief Liberals on Chinese interference

Also: Liberals pledge to crack down on mortgage fraud, corporate ownership in latest housing announcement

A Small State Heavyweight? How Singapore Handles U.S.-China Rivalry - Vimarsana News

A Small State Heavyweight? How Singapore Handles U.S.-China Rivalry

Alice Ba pertinently observes in her introductory essay to this series that Southeast Asia has become a key arena in the ongoing U.S.-China rivalry; regional countries are under growing pressure to choose between the two powers. For Singapore, this competition has provoked a debate on the extent of agency in the conduct of the city-state’s foreign policy. Two perspectives have emerged in this regard.

Source: usip.org