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Canada's approach to climate change is based on science and is focused on demonstrating leadership in the global effort to transition toward a low-carbon, climate resilient global economy.
The TCS is a global network of over 1,500 trade professionals who help Canadian businesses identify, pursue and secure business opportunities abroad and promote Canada as a top FDI destination.
Venezuela continues to face a deep political and economic crisis resulting in humanitarian needs in Venezuela and neighboring countries receiving the migration outflows.
The multi-faceted crisis in Haiti and its impact on Haitians' already-difficult living conditions.
Cross-Strait relations, Taiwan's participation in international organizations
Violence and insecurity in Myanmar has resulted in significant humanitarian needs in both Myanmar and neighbouring Bangladesh, where more than 740,000 Rohingya have sought refuge since August 2017.
Canada is committed to a robust international effort to stop COVID-19 and to address its devastating health, social, economic and security impacts on people around the world.
Canada is deeply concerned by the humanitarian situation in Ethiopia.
Regional tensions between China, its neighbours, and the U.S. over maritime and territorial claims- especially in the South China Sea and the East China Sea- undermine regional peace and security.
On September 15, Australia, the UK and the US announced a trilateral security partnership, to deepen collaboration on defense technology and support Australia's acquisition of nuclear-powered subs.