Huawei

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

The foreign minister took her time before cautiously pushing back against comments that ’seek to politicize the extradition process’

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

Terry Glavin: By following the rule of law and arresting a Huawei executive Canada broke with its tradition of ignoring or embracing a known security threat

U.S. alleges Huawei Technologies used subsidiary Skycom to do business with Iran, violating sanctions against that country

Opinion: Despite our allies’ warnings, Ottawa isn’t taking the threat of authoritarian China seriously. That could be disastrous.

Talk of a ban on the Chinese telecom gear giant smells of political posturing

After seeming not particularly concerned five months ago about Huawei’s dealing with Canadian firms, the Prime Minister is now...