International Policy Statement
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The International Policy Statement of Canada is a document outlining Canada's role in world politics. The current version was tabled on April 19, 2005 and is Canada's formal international policy. The topics covered by the IPS are: Diplomacy, Development, Defence, and International Commerce. The document includes multilateral efforts, especially with the rising global powers of India, China, Brazil and Japan. It also involves the combat of transnational threats like terrorism.
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- http://geo.international.gc.ca/cip-pic/ips/diplomacy-en.aspx Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada
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