Tag: China
How the International Community Has Failed the Uighur Minority
After 4 Years of Trumponomics, America Still Needs Globalization
Authority, Liberty, and COVID-19 in the World’s Greatest Democracy
Confronting Mask Culture in China and Canada
Contemplating Contemporary Colonialism: Making sense of China’s Increasing Investment and Influence in Africa
China’s growing financial investment in the African continent has brought with it concerns, with many questioning whether its foreign direct investment (FDI) and trade policies are a form of neo-colonialism. In order to responsibly address these important questions, it is … Continue reading
Was China’s Communist Revolution a Women’s Revolution?
On November 9th, the McGill University chapter of Global China Connection, held a discussion panel titled “What is behind China’s 70th anniversary?”. As a McGill student association, it aims to promote cultural and business exchanges between students through various … Continue reading
The United States’ Use of Human Rights as a Bargaining Chip in its Trade War with China: Why Here? Why Now?
As the trade war rages on between China and the United States, President Donald Trump’s recent strategy of calling out the human rights abuses of President Xi Jinping’s administration comes as an interesting development. The trade war can be traced … Continue reading