China promises not to supply weapons to either side in Russia’s Ukraine war
China has maintained that it is neutral in the Ukraine conflict, while backing Russia politically, rhetorically and economically.
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China planning to close airspace for brief period, Taiwan says
Although Chinese fighters previously only occasionally crossed the median line, the country’s air force has done so regularly since staging war games near Taiwan in August.
China ends Taiwan military drills after practicing blockades, strikes
The Chinese military said it had “successfully completed” the exercises and “comprehensively tested” the capabilities of multiple units under actual combat conditions.
China arming Russia would be ‘historic mistake,’ NATO chief warns
Jens Stoltenberg made the comments as French President Emmanuel Macron travels to Beijing to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping amid the fighting in eastern Europe.
Putin on ‘wrong side of history,’ says Freeland to China as leaders meet
Freeland’s comments Monday come as Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Moscow for a three-day visit in the nation that’s at war with its neighbour, Ukraine.
China’s Xi Jinping lands in Moscow as Russia’s Vladimir Putin wages Ukraine war
Xi’s trip to Russia comes after the International Criminal Court on Friday issued a warrant for Putin’s arrest on war crimes charges.
China’s Xi Jinping to visit Russia’s Vladimir Putin as Beijing seeks bigger global role
China has refused to condemn Moscow’s aggression and sought to project itself as neutral in the conflict even while Beijing declared last year that it had a friendship with Russia.
Canada taps David Johnston as interference rapporteur. Who is he, and what will he do?
According to the Prime Minister’s Office, David Johnston will have a ‘wide mandate’ to investigate foreign interference in the last two federal elections.
Canada can take ‘lessons’ from Australia on registry for foreign interference: Trudeau
Australia’s public registry requires people advocating for a foreign state to register their activities, under penalty of fines or jail time.
Most Canadians trust election results, but want inquiry into interference claims: poll
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced that he will soon appoint an “eminent Canadian” with a wide mandate to probe the allegations and make recommendations.