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Radhika Desai

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As seen in: Geopolitical Economy Research Group, MSN, Nature, The Guardian, RT, Substack, Frontline India, LSE Connect, Global Times, Royal Society of Chemistry, CGTN and
Professor, University of Manitoba Director, Geopolitical Economy Research Group
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US-Canada trade standoff: What next?

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By Radhika Desai
| Global Times Verified
Illustration: Liu Rui/GT The whole world sat up and took notice when Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney pulled out of trade talks with the US, with reports suggesting that Canada is set to announce retaliatory tariffs against the US on Tuesday. If even Canada - long one of the US' most steadfast friends - is reaching the limits of its patience, surely some sort of limit is about to be reached in the US administration's tariff wars and general weaponization of trade.
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Is Carney finally standing up to Trump?

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By Radhika Desai
| CGTN Verified
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney arrives at a news conference in Ottawa, Canada, August 22, 2026. /CFP Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney arrives at a news conference in Ottawa, Canada, August 22, 2026. /CFP Editor's note: Radhika Desai, a special commentator for CGTN, is a professor of political studies at the University of Manitoba in Canada. The article reflects the author's opinions and not necessarily the views of CGTN.
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Saving the Yen, or the Dollar?

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By Radhika Desai
| valdaiclub.com
The world has been finding out the truth about the dollar system as increasingly rancorous opposition to Trump has been washing very dirty political laundry in public. United States Treasury Secretary, Scott Beasant, portrayed the recent intervention US-Japanese in world currency markets, the largest markets in the world, to shore up the declining Japanese yen as act of solidarity for an ally.
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