Vina Nadjibulla

Vina Nadjibulla, Vice President of Research and Strategy at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, shares her expertise on the global trade disruptions caused by Trump’s tariffs. She discusses the unexpected impacts on American consumers, particularly lower-income groups who face rising costs. The conversation delves into the retaliatory measures from China and how Southeast Asian nations are adapting their economic strategies. Vina emphasizes finding opportunities in crisis, highlighting resilience and collective action as vital for navigating these turbulent times.

In this discussion, Vina Nadjibulla, Vice President of the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, shares insights on the evolving dynamics of Canada-India relations. She explores how the upcoming meeting between Carney and Modi could signal a potential reset in diplomatic ties. Vina addresses the historical tension stemming from activism and national security concerns, alongside India's growing influence on the global stage. Additionally, she highlights the economic opportunities for trade diversification between Canada and India in sectors like energy and technology.

Louis Blouin, Radio Canada’s Parliamentary Bureau Chief, joins experts to analyze Prime Minister Mark Carney's impending cabinet reshuffle. They discuss the inclusion of new faces and the need for gender parity in leadership, while highlighting the balance between innovation and continuity. Vina Nadjibulla shares insights on the recent U.S.-China tariff agreement amid escalating trade tensions, exploring its implications on global economics. The conversation also touches on the complexities facing Carney’s cabinet, particularly in managing Alberta’s political landscape and carbon pricing challenges.