A new article in the Tyee from everyone's favorite Canadian law professor, Michael Geist, outlines the failure of Canadian diplomacy in a recent US trade dispute with China. In a nutshell, the US connived us into co-signing a trade complaint about China's customs policies, but then the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade was unable to find that Canada was actually negatively impacted. And we can see more of Canada's often incomprehensible political dispute with China this week in the granting of a work permit to one of the most wanted criminals in China.
It really makes me wonder. When will Canada find a sensical China policy?
On the future of Egypt-US relations
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Steve Cook has a piece at The Atlantic in which he argues that, Shafiq or
Morsi, Egypt-US relations have a poor future. He says:
The American military ai...
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