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China’s security challenge—let’s use our resources

Even after all the concerns voiced these past years, including by our own intelligence service, we still do not have a clear sense of

Opinion | BY LAWRENCE L. HERMAN | December 10, 2020

In our relations with China, Canada is fortunate in having an admirable reservoir of expertise. It begs the question as to why Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne has not brought these experts together as a brain trust to provide outside advice on China’s security challenges, independent from Global Affairs and other policy bureaucrats, writes Lawrence L. Herman. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

China’s security challenge—let’s use our resources

Opinion | BY LAWRENCE L. HERMAN | December 10, 2020

Even after all the concerns voiced these past years, including by our own intelligence service, we still do not have a clear sense of

China’s security challenge—let’s use our resources

Opinion | BY LAWRENCE L. HERMAN | December 10, 2020

Even after all the concerns voiced these past years, including by our own intelligence service, we still do not have a clear sense of

In our relations with China, Canada is fortunate in having an admirable reservoir of expertise. It begs the question as to why Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne has not brought these experts together as a brain trust to provide outside advice on China’s security challenges, independent from Global Affairs and other policy bureaucrats, writes Lawrence L. Herman. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

China’s security challenge—let’s use our resources

Even after all the concerns voiced these past years, including by our own intelligence service, we still do not have a clear sense of

Opinion | BY LAWRENCE L. HERMAN | December 10, 2020

In our relations with China, Canada is fortunate in having an admirable reservoir of expertise. It begs the question as to why Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne has not brought these experts together as a brain trust to provide outside advice on China’s security challenges, independent from Global Affairs and other policy bureaucrats, writes Lawrence L. Herman. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

China’s security challenge—let’s use our resources

Opinion | BY LAWRENCE L. HERMAN | December 10, 2020

Even after all the concerns voiced these past years, including by our own intelligence service, we still do not have a clear sense of

China’s security challenge—let’s use our resources

Opinion | BY LAWRENCE L. HERMAN | December 10, 2020

Even after all the concerns voiced these past years, including by our own intelligence service, we still do not have a clear sense of

In our relations with China, Canada is fortunate in having an admirable reservoir of expertise. It begs the question as to why Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne has not brought these experts together as a brain trust to provide outside advice on China’s security challenges, independent from Global Affairs and other policy bureaucrats, writes Lawrence L. Herman. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade