#Meng's release shows quiet diplomacy works much better than noisy rhetoric.
A political compromise in which three countries all can claim a win for themselves is the best we can expect.
Maybe more "quiet diplomacy" between China and the US?
A political compromise in which three countries all can claim a win for themselves is the best we can expect.
Maybe more "quiet diplomacy" between China and the US?
China's message by investing so much in securing Meng's freedom is probably that it will not accept bully by Washington.
Even less from Canada.
Following Meng's detention, Chinese business executives avoid flying North America for fear of arbitrary arrest. 2)
Even less from Canada.
Following Meng's detention, Chinese business executives avoid flying North America for fear of arbitrary arrest. 2)
There're people saying that the "hostage exchange" proves how "bad" China is.
But it's Trump regime who initiated this hostage taking saga.
Trump referred to Meng as bargaining chips.
Also, attacks on Huawei happened against a big picture of Trump's tech war on China... 3)
But it's Trump regime who initiated this hostage taking saga.
Trump referred to Meng as bargaining chips.
Also, attacks on Huawei happened against a big picture of Trump's tech war on China... 3)
... It's about China's high tech instead of just Huawei.
"Rule of law" serves as a tool to achieve political purpose.
China sees it as nothing more than nakedly politics. It played accordingly.
Finally, politics prevailed. 4)
"Rule of law" serves as a tool to achieve political purpose.
China sees it as nothing more than nakedly politics. It played accordingly.
Finally, politics prevailed. 4)
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