There are clues about Canada's upcoming China policy.... in Washington. In the China-obsessed U.S. capital, there's an extensive paper trail on what the coming era might look like. At its core: a new digital iron curtain over certain sensitive technology.
"That's when we should get really worried. What happens when a country that wants the world concludes that it might not be able to get it peacefully?" says the book. "The answer, history suggests, is nothing good.… Some of history's deadliest wars were started by revisionist powers whose future no longer looked so bright."
China-watchers were struck by a shift in tone from President Xi Jinping in his speech to a party congress last month, which was heavy on national security and warnings of new threats to Chinese prosperity.
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