Canada's serious diplomatic dispute with India has lessons for Australia and other countries hoping to court the country as a counterweight to China.
Philip Wen
Associate editor, business and geopolitics
Philip joined Capital Brief after more than a decade as a foreign correspondent in China and India for The Wall Street Journal, Reuters and The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. He has won the Don Bolles Medal and received four commendations from the Society of Publishers in Asia.
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