Polaris Live Podcasts with Host, Sarwar Kashmeri
Polaris Live Podcasts with Host, Sarwar Kashmeri
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Polaris-Live: U.S and China Relations in the World
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The podcast delves into major topics surrounding international relations, trade policies, and security issues, with episodes discussing the implications of Trump's Reciprocal Tariff Plan, China's AI developments, and the changing dynamics in ASEAN countries, focusing on current events and historical context.
Polaris-Live: U.S and China Relations in the World
China needs a China strategy, not just a reaction driven foreign policy based on China engagement. As a leading middle-power it is high time for Canada to craft a China strategy that relies less on reaction reflex and emotion and more on realism driven by its national interests.. While Canada cannot ignore Washington’s concerns and trade potential, it cannot let great-power rivalry completely define its foreign policy.
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JEREMY PALTIEL
Professor of Political Science (emeritus) at Carleton University, Canada. He is author of several chapters included in edited volumes. His published articles appear in numerous publications including The China Quarterly and Asian Affairs.
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