China suggests snub will continue until Canada releases Meng Wanzhou | Power & Politics

China’s foreign ministry said the diplomatic row between Ottawa and Beijing “lies entirely with Canada,” suggesting that its leadership won’t speak with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau until Canada drops extradition proceedings against Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou.

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[stickitupyourasteric]

Why didn't the guy just say....We are pawns on someone else's chess

[SchnuffiJames]

As a Canadian I think she should be released I don't think she broke any Canadian law.

[STVNKM]

US Whispers Canada "Give China a punch"
Canada punches China
China double punches back.
Canada "*crying* why are you punching me!"

[DanBurgaud]

You still dont know how to open the lock when the key is already on your hands?

[TheDanewbie]

Ask yourself: who started this, China or Canada?


Rule of law
?
what rule and who's law?

[hedgehog_fox]

Negotiation 101. Do not negotiate with kidnappers.

[kwokshsee]

*You kidnapped our citizen and expect us to have normal communication with you??!!*

What are you smoking?
The legalization of marijuana does have some major effects on you, apparently.

[geneshepherd]

HaHa manage a crisis with the U.S or China he says.
THEN YOU SHOULD MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS.

[ytxcsnd]

well, I do agree Canada is a land of rule of law, but I pretty sure that's US state's law

[notron]

they're still holding her! holy moley, that's ludicrous

[graceho]

It is not a problem of China being big or small, kidnapping a national from another country for no reason is an act of war in old times. China's responses so far have been quite restrained. It can turn even worse as it drags on. China did not initiate all this, China only responded to the aggressiveness on the part of Canada on behalf of US political interest.

[cein]

"Canada must not give in to external pressure" lmao :D

[geneshepherd]

Extradition is a nice word for kidnapping.
So what he meant to say was the kidnapping case may take years.

[k.l.]

It is illegal to kidnap Ms. Meng in the first place. What “Rule of Law”? What a joke!

[Aramsa-Khan]

The speaker has certainly indicated that Canada has got no ball when it come to Uncle Sam. Proven to be a lapdog. Nothing to say.

[gohcheesin]

Rule of Law! We should ask whether arrested, retained on people was within the law with shown prove.

[LANCOR]

What does Canada expect when sticking its nose in a trade squabble between USA and China? The USA gives support when it is in their interest - in other words “Every man for himself” - Canada hasn’t wisened up enough to realize this fact yet!!!

[badjanishak]

This a problem caused by Canada now you have to pay the price.

[JT-wgld]

Canada: we need to ask our master? Woof

[thomastang]

Perfectly okay for Canada to be the pawn for USA. Just man up to accept the consequences.