Centre For Strategic Statecraft

CSS is an independent, non-partisan institution established to help Canada think strategically and build the capability to act in a more competitive world.

[Centre For Strategic Statecraft @StatecraftOrg]

Thank you @SweAmbCAN for hosting @VinaNadjibulla and Nordic ambassadors and delegates @DKambCanada @HKorteniemi @NorwayAmbCanada @AudbjorgH for a great, timely conversation over lunch. We look forward to more collaboration through our Arctic Security and Defence Initiative.

[Signe Burgstaller @SweAmbCAN]

Enjoyed a great discussion with @VinaNadjibulla, CEO and co-founder of recently launched Canadian think tank @StatecraftOrg. Good opportunities ahead for partnerships around topics such as economic resilience, AI and Quantum, and Arctic security and defence.

[Centre For Strategic Statecraft @StatecraftOrg]

Our Director, Policy & Strategic Initiatives, Amanda Doyle, toured HMCS Max Bernays, one of the Royal Canadian Navy's Arctic and Offshore Patrol Vessels, for a firsthand look at how Canada is strengthening its presence and sovereignty in the North.

https://t.co/ngy2SzxR7Y

[Centre For Strategic Statecraft @StatecraftOrg]

We're hiring a part-time Communications Advisor to shape CSS's voice and bring our work to wider audiences. You'll work directly with senior leadership on media, research, programming and events.

Apply to [email protected] by October 16: https://t.co/IuP79vHvId

[Centre For Strategic Statecraft @StatecraftOrg]

Xi's White House visit was historic for its pageantry, not its substance, CSS CEO @VinaNadjibulla told @PnPCBC. With deals to negotiate with both Beijing and Washington, Canada's job is harder. Her answer: keep diversifying.

https://t.co/THnDOlVCMS

[Centre For Strategic Statecraft @StatecraftOrg]

As President Xi visits the White House, @VinaNadjibulla joined @CTV News on what this summit signals on AI, dealmaking and trust. With more US/China engagement planned, the question is whether partnerships, trust and consensus will continue to grow.

https://t.co/NnPVPaJ1tV

[Centre For Strategic Statecraft @StatecraftOrg]

“A partnership built from the ground up rather than declared from the top down.” For CSS, Dr. Quynh Tran, Chief Trade Representative of Vietnam to Canada, makes the case for a more strategic Canada–Vietnam partnership built around integrated supply chains. https://t.co/MdSVjf0VXo

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@VinaNadjibulla @TheHillTimes Read more here: https://t.co/R2xsOKz1La

[Centre For Strategic Statecraft @StatecraftOrg]

Canada & Vietnam approach global relations differently, but both are working to stay resilient as larger powers use trade and tariffs as leverage. Ahead of President Tô Lâm's state visit, @VinaNadjibulla explains in @TheHillTimes why a deeper Vietnam-Canada partnership matters.⬇️

[Centre For Strategic Statecraft @StatecraftOrg]

@VinaNadjibulla @jbmllr @TheHillTimes Vina also spoke with the @FinancialTimes about the need for greater clarity in Canada’s approach to China. https://t.co/q9BDkJ1C2r

[Centre For Strategic Statecraft @StatecraftOrg]

Canada’s new foreign policy direction needs to translate into clear priorities. Our Co-founder & CEO @VinaNadjibulla and Senior Fellow @jbmllr spoke with @TheHillTimes about a public national security strategy and more robust foreign policy framework. https://t.co/82UGXCJcTR

[Centre For Strategic Statecraft @StatecraftOrg]

"While we can't move our geography, we can change the strategic circumstances around it."

CSS's @VinaNadjibulla on @NatObserver: treating Asia, Europe and the Arctic as one strategic picture instead of separate files, plus Carney's investment push.

https://t.co/QYSadfMZeZ

[Centre For Strategic Statecraft @StatecraftOrg]

What does the Canada-U.S. dispute mean for Canada’s economic sovereignty?

CSS CEO @VinaNadjibulla joins @IOG_JP’s Geoeconomic Agenda podcast to discuss Canada’s economic response, trade diversification, and what it means for Japan and the Indo-Pacific.

https://t.co/J9qymETlJ4

[Centre For Strategic Statecraft @StatecraftOrg]

On September 15, CSS CEO @VinaNadjibulla joined @KAS_Canada and the German Canadian Business Association in Vancouver for “From Training to Deterrence,” a panel on Canada’s and Germany’s roles in European security and transatlantic cooperation.

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@globeandmail Read Aaron's full analysis here: https://t.co/Ck0d8vLt93

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What should a closer Canada-EU relationship look like?

In a new @globeandmail op-ed, CSS Senior Fellow Aaron Gasch Burnett asks what Canada wants to achieve through a closer partnership with Europe. The relationship has momentum; now Canada and Europe need to give it substance🔽

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@VinaNadjibulla @politico @globeandmail The Globe and Mail: https://t.co/uy6GBbWk4i

[Centre For Strategic Statecraft @StatecraftOrg]

Investment can help Canada build more at home and diversify trade. But where it comes from and whether it involves sensitive sectors matter too.

@VinaNadjibulla on Canada’s investment choices, in @POLITICO and @globeandmail

Read more in the comments below.

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POLITICO: https://t.co/6kEn4njv0u

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“You can’t just stand on principle. You also have to be able to defend it.”

CSS CEO @VinaNadjibulla spoke with Canadian Affairs about Canada’s revitalized foreign policy and the work ahead.

Thanks to @meagangillmore and @CDNAffairs for the story.

https://t.co/5TIqdjRWBE

[Centre For Strategic Statecraft @StatecraftOrg]

Canada is putting 167 major projects before investors at this week’s summit. CSS Senior Fellow Patrick Leblond argues that Canada’s geography should anchor the pitch.

“In a world of strategic chokepoints, Canada is a bridge between Asia and Europe.”

https://t.co/2iDk602jFS