Trudeau’s vote bank antics are hurting Canada-India relations yet again
The cultivation of narrow domestic vote banks in a highly multicultural democracy like Canada is vital for electoral survival, despite its inevitable consequences for the conduct of foreign policy.
In an unusual departure from convention and good diplomatic practice for a head of government, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wittingly waded into a high-profile domestic crisis of longtime ally, India, where thousands of farmers—many of whom are Sikhs—have converged on the capital city of New De...
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