China

Paul Wells: At some point Trudeau abandoned his China ambitions. The former ambassador—and many others—seemed unaware that times have changed.

The ambassador and the Prime Minister stress the role of judges in the Meng case, but experts say extradition is ultimately about political decision-making

Tom Parkin: The warning signs about Huawei and the Liberals’ starry-eyed approach to China were clear. This extradition mess could have been avoided.

Watch Canada’s top diplomat in China, John McCallum, outline the Huawei executive’s potential arguments against extradition to the U.S.

The fight over the arrest of a Huawei executive is getting ugly. So far, China has accused Canada of everything from ’white supremacy’ to having few friends.

From hockey players to professors, those with links to the country are sticking to their travel plans despite the ongoing detention of Canadians

Paul Wells: Some old hands think Canada should have tipped off China in the Huawei case. Their advice says a lot about what’s changed in Ottawa.

China doesn’t expect Canada to suddenly cave. The detentions are theatre for a domestic audience—and they will not be the last.

Meng was arrested on Dec. 1 in response to an extradition request from the U.S. Here’s everything that has happened since.

Russia expert Bobo Lo on what it will take to restore global stability, what Russia really wants and why more chaos and conflict is likely