CBC News: NATO case and the need for evidence-based analysis

Nüora Global Advisors Managing Partner Joanna Chiu joins CBC News’ Andrew Nichols to discuss the arrest of a Canadian accused of espionage by Belgian authorities, the implications for Canada’s intelligence network, and the difficult distinction between espionage and foreign influence.

Joanna cautions against allowing high-profile cases to fuel suspicion of people of Chinese heritage, emphasizing the need for nuanced, evidence-based analysis informed by lived experience and a deep understanding of China.

Nüora Global’s researchers work with law firms and other nongovernmental organizations to deliver custom research and culturally informed insights into complex issues, including opaque Chinese institutions, political dynamics, and cross-border risks.

Watch the interview on CBC News.

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