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Sheng Qi, People'S Rmb 100 Yuan, Acrylic on canvas, 150X100 cm

The yuan’s global gambit: A dollar’s end?

Global finance stands at a crossroads: as China pU.S.hes the yuan onto the world stage, can it truly challenge the U.S. dollar’s supremacy, or will a multipolar order reshape monetary power?

Canadian and Chinese national flags displayed side by side during a diplomatic event, symbolizing Canada–China relations

Selective engagement: Rethinking Canada–China relations

Canada–China relations stand at a crossroads. Selective engagement offers a pragmatic path that balances sovereignty, security, and economic opportunity, guiding Ottawa through intensifying global rivalry without surrendering autonomy

A high-resolution, horizontal, minimalist image showing the U.S. flag on the left and the Chinese flag on the right, split by a jagged, glowing white lightning bolt. Magnetic field lines curve outward from both flags, symbolizing opposing forces. The dark background enhances the tension and visual contrast between the two sides

Curtain up on another U.S.–China trade drama

As Washington and Beijing unveil another “breakthrough” on rare earths, what emerges is less a deal and more a performance—an endlessly repeated drama where power, perception, and policy blur on cue

Antelopes and wildebeests in Nairobi National Park with a Chinese-built train crossing in the background

Africa’s economic renaissance defies Western skepticism 

China’s zero-tariff policy for African nations exposes Western media bias while demonstrating how Global South cooperation creates genuine economic partnerships that challenge traditional colonial trade structures and foster authentic development