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

Canadians want Ottawa to leverage its resources to play a geopolitically-prominent role. But it is unrealistic to suggest that Canada can veer too far from the status quo without a justifiable plan. As the geopolitical centre of the world gravitates towards Asia, Ottawa can play a more significant role in the region.

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BY ARASH TOUPCHINEJAD
February 21, 2022

Opinion | BY ARASH TOUPCHINEJAD | February 21, 2022

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