Presented by CIPS, GRITE (Groupe de recherche interdisciplinaire sur les territoire de l’extractivisme | Interdisciplinary Research Group on Territories of Extractivism), and the uOttawa-ULyon Joint Research Chair on Urban Anthropocene
Presented by CIPS and the Asian Studies Network (ASN):
This talk will look at Indo-Sino contestations on the Line of Actual Control (LAC), across South Asia, on trade and investments (FDI), and in the Indian Ocean Region. An emphasis will be on the views and actions of Indian Prime Minister Modi’s government interactions with China especially since the 2017 Dokhlam border crisis.
Keynote Speaker:
Jawad Hussain Qureshi, a senior South Asia analyst at the Privy Council Office
Presented by CIPS and the Asian Studies Network (ASN)
This panel will discuss the recent events in Hong Kong, including the impact the National Security Law has had on the Hong Kong people’s fundamental rights and liberties.
This panel, the first of a short series of two events, will discuss some of the responses of the Canadian national security and intelligence community as it has faced the COVID-19 pandemic. The panel is jointly organized with the Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies (CASIS).
Panelists:
Abdullah Ahmadzai, The Asia Foundation’s county representative in Afghanistan Tabasum Akseer, Director of Policy and Research in The Asia Foundation’s Afghanistan office Saeed Parto, Director of Research at Afghanistan Public Policy Research Organization (APPRO)
