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Under Joly, Canada continues wait-and-see foreign policy approach with China

Beijing has grown louder in its long-standing goal of seeing the Taiwan reintegrated, while China's economic influence globally continues to temper the inclinations of the United States and others in the region.

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BY GAR PARDY
January 17, 2022

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