James Griffiths is a Foreign Correspondent at The Globe and Mail. Based in Hong Kong, he covers a range of topics including Asia, energy policy, and regional interests, drawing from his extensive reporting experience across countries such as Japan, China, and India. He has been featured in notable publications including CNN and Business Times Journal.
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James Griffiths focuses on national (Canada) and international geopolitical issues, particularly in Hong Kong, China, India, Middle East, Myanmar, Taiwan and US-China relations. He also covers legal developments extensively.
Given his focus on government announcements and evolving stories within the realms of government & politics and world affairs with a substantial emphasis on trials and legal policy regulations. Offerings to James could include expert analysis or firsthand accounts related to these topics in regions he frequently reports from.
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By: James Griffiths
On Iran, both sides agree Strait of Hormuz should remain open, White House official says
By: Janice Dickson, Paul Waldie, Geoffrey York, Adrian Morrow, Eric Reguly, James Griffiths, Mark Mackinnon, Nathan Vanderklippe, Patrick White
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By: James Griffiths, Steven Chase, Sherrill Sutherland
Will any substantial deals get done? And where does this leave the U.S.-China relationship?
By: James Griffiths
U.S. President had promised to bring up the Hong Kong publisher’s case with Chinese leader Xi Jinping
By: James Griffiths
While both sides can be pleased with the summit, Beijing emerged as the winner almost by default
Transitioning away from reliance on spreadsheets and implementing a digitized category management platform—especially one with agentic AI capabilities—can be beneficial. Here's how.
By: James Griffiths
Dong Guangping was accepted by Canada for resettlement in 2015, and has been trying to escape China ever since
By: James Griffiths
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