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Indo-Pacific strategy offers path to improve Canada’s foreign policy reputation

Canada’s reaction to the Ukraine crisis has garnered criticism among those who perceive the Trudeau government as meek in its foreign policy. Despite providing

Opinion | BY ARASH TOUPCHINEJAD | February 21, 2022

As more than 100,000 Russian troops surround Ukraine’s eastern border, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau initially rejected a request for weapons from Kyiv. As tensions increased further in the last week, on Feb. 14 Trudeau finally approved the provision of $7.8-million worth of lethal equipment to Ukraine and offered additional loans to bolster its economy, writes Arash Toupchinejad. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Indo-Pacific strategy offers path to improve Canada’s foreign policy reputation

Opinion | BY ARASH TOUPCHINEJAD | February 21, 2022

Canada’s reaction to the Ukraine crisis has garnered criticism among those who perceive the Trudeau government as meek in its foreign policy. Despite providing

Indo-Pacific strategy offers path to improve Canada’s foreign policy reputation

Opinion | BY ARASH TOUPCHINEJAD | February 21, 2022

Canada’s reaction to the Ukraine crisis has garnered criticism among those who perceive the Trudeau government as meek in its foreign policy. Despite providing

As more than 100,000 Russian troops surround Ukraine’s eastern border, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau initially rejected a request for weapons from Kyiv. As tensions increased further in the last week, on Feb. 14 Trudeau finally approved the provision of $7.8-million worth of lethal equipment to Ukraine and offered additional loans to bolster its economy, writes Arash Toupchinejad. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Indo-Pacific strategy offers path to improve Canada’s foreign policy reputation

Canada’s reaction to the Ukraine crisis has garnered criticism among those who perceive the Trudeau government as meek in its foreign policy. Despite providing

Opinion | BY ARASH TOUPCHINEJAD | February 21, 2022

As more than 100,000 Russian troops surround Ukraine’s eastern border, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau initially rejected a request for weapons from Kyiv. As tensions increased further in the last week, on Feb. 14 Trudeau finally approved the provision of $7.8-million worth of lethal equipment to Ukraine and offered additional loans to bolster its economy, writes Arash Toupchinejad. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Indo-Pacific strategy offers path to improve Canada’s foreign policy reputation

Opinion | BY ARASH TOUPCHINEJAD | February 21, 2022

Canada’s reaction to the Ukraine crisis has garnered criticism among those who perceive the Trudeau government as meek in its foreign policy. Despite providing

Indo-Pacific strategy offers path to improve Canada’s foreign policy reputation

Opinion | BY ARASH TOUPCHINEJAD | February 21, 2022

Canada’s reaction to the Ukraine crisis has garnered criticism among those who perceive the Trudeau government as meek in its foreign policy. Despite providing

As more than 100,000 Russian troops surround Ukraine’s eastern border, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau initially rejected a request for weapons from Kyiv. As tensions increased further in the last week, on Feb. 14 Trudeau finally approved the provision of $7.8-million worth of lethal equipment to Ukraine and offered additional loans to bolster its economy, writes Arash Toupchinejad. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Canada, the monarchy, and the cost of conceding the Crown

After Barbados recently removed the Queen as its head of state, some Canadians began to question their own ties to the monarchy. Republicanism is

Opinion | BY ARASH TOUPCHINEJAD | January 25, 2022

Canada, the monarchy, and the cost of conceding the Crown

Opinion | BY ARASH TOUPCHINEJAD | January 25, 2022

After Barbados recently removed the Queen as its head of state, some Canadians began to question their own ties to the monarchy. Republicanism is

Canada, the monarchy, and the cost of conceding the Crown

Opinion | BY ARASH TOUPCHINEJAD | January 25, 2022

After Barbados recently removed the Queen as its head of state, some Canadians began to question their own ties to the monarchy. Republicanism is