The end of this month marks the first anniversary of the release of the Canadian Indo-Pacific Strategy (CIPS).

It represents a once-in-a-generation strategic shift in Canada’s foreign policy to preserve a rules-based order with like-minded countries like Japan, the U.S., South Korea and political entities such as Taiwan.

Japan and Canada's other friends have a deep interest in CIPS being successfully implemented to contribute to peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region. They see Canada as a supplier of energy and critical minerals, a diplomatic convener, a country committed to the rule-of-law globally and one that eschews the Machiavellian, might-is-right approach to international affairs.

QOSHE - Canada's path to pragmatic Indo-Pacific engagement - Stephen R. Nagy
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Canada's path to pragmatic Indo-Pacific engagement

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28.11.2023

The end of this month marks the first anniversary of the release of the Canadian Indo-Pacific Strategy (CIPS).

It represents a once-in-a-generation strategic shift in........

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