Trudeau's foreign policy, much ado about nothing: Wrapped up in identity crisis and geopolitical decline

What the above title means by nothing is that a good portion of the world largely thinks nothing much, or little in the larger scheme of geopolitics about many of Canada’s international positions.

- PETER DASH

Also, that Canada is doing little to meet India’s request for urgent action on many important serious security issues to it. While some main observers may see this all as an exaggeration, it unfortunately seems not too off the mark from not only this author’s perspectives but even some key Canadian journalists and likely foreign officials from main nation players, but not exclusively so.

Disappointedly, it appears the Trudeau government’s trajectory is additionally headed to expose Canada’s declining geopolitical status. But embarrassingly, its sometimes, hyper-insecurities to Canada’s global self-esteem and even its present prime minister’s may further get damaged by the fall-out over Trudeau’s approach to India. The key tensions are now centering around protestations by Canada trying to drag New Delhi in on being directly responsible for the killing on Canadian soil of an extremist of whom India had red-flagged as a terrorist. No one who is decently informed is forgetting Canada had done little, including not extraditing him back to India, as well as various other Khalistan extremists and gangsters.