During the summit of the leaders of the Group of Twenty (G20), Chinese President Xi Jinping complained to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and let the media know about the previous negotiations between the two. Let alone respect, it will make "the result difficult to say".
Xi Jinping, who is open for a third term, seems to be more assertive when he participates in international conferences. Xi Jinping also has a lot of opinions on the freedom of the press and reporting methods that democratic countries are accustomed to.
The incident was caused by Reuters citing Canadian government sources on the 15th. After more than three years, Trudeau started sideline negotiations with Xi Jinping during the G20 meeting on the 15th (Tuesday) to discuss my country's various "interference activities" in Canada. "expressed concern.
The English-language website of Reuters is blocked in my country, but Xi Jinping obviously knows that his private conversation with Trudeau has become foreign media news, which makes him unhappy.
According to the pictures provided by the journalists accompanying Trudeau obtained by Annie Bergeron-Oliver of the Canadian media CTV News Channel (CTV News Channel), Xi Jinping should be speaking to Trudeau during the break time of the G20 meeting. Complain about this report by Reuters.
The picture shows that Xi Jinping, with a seemingly forced smile on his face, said to Trudeau: "It's not appropriate! And we didn't do it like that, right? If there is sincerity, we will do it with mutual respect." Talk and cooperate, otherwise the result will be hard to say."
During Xi Jinping’s entire conversation in Chinese, the Chinese interpreter wearing a mask failed to fully translate the English to Trudeau. After Xi Jinping mentioned “this is inappropriate”, he shook his head as if expressing dissatisfaction. After a while, he shook his head and looked at Trudeau and said, "Otherwise, the result would be hard to say."
During this period, Trudeau tried to express that Canada believes that the leaders of the two countries can freely disclose exchanges and acknowledge the importance of dialogue, but Trudeau seems to have only half spoken. After listening to the Chinese translation and noticing that there is a camera to take pictures, Xi Jinping repeated twice "" Create conditions", then shook hands with Trudeau and left.
During the G20 Leaders Summit, Chinese President Xi Jinping complained to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and let the media know about their previous negotiations, "This is not suitable" and there is no sincerity. Let alone respect, it will make "the results difficult to say".
It was reported on Tuesday that before Trudeau negotiated with Xi Jinping, it was reported that an employee of the largest power company in Canada was arrested and prosecuted by the police on suspicion of stealing commercial secrets for my country.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning declined to comment at a regular news conference. Agence France-Presse reported on the 16th that Trudeau confirmed at a press conference in Indonesia on Wednesday that he did express concerns about my country's various interference with Canadians and overseas citizens during the private negotiations with Xi Jinping.
The outside world believes that Xi Jinping seems to be posing as a "teacher" in front of the cameras of the Canadian media. In response to the video, Trudeau said not every conversation is easy, but it is "extremely important" that Canada stands up for what it cares about.
As of the time of writing, my country's official Xinhua News Agency has not published relevant reports about the private meeting between Trudeau and Xi Jinping or the brief exchange between the two in front of the camera.
In countries with freedom of the press, it is a common media operation and reporting method for journalists to quote unnamed sources and report on private or private negotiations or activities of government officials. Some Chinese officials are also familiar with this form, and have disclosed information to foreign media in the past.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (Justin Trudeau) had a talk with Chinese President Xi Jinping for about 10 minutes on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia on Tuesday (November 15).
Reuters quoted a Canadian government source as saying that Trudeau raised "serious concerns" with Xi Jinping about my country's "interference activities" in Canada's internal affairs. But the Canadian side did not disclose Xi Jinping's reaction to this.
According to Canadian media reports, Canada announced on Monday the arrest of a suspected spy allegedly working for the Chinese government. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police accused 35-year-old Yuesheng Wang (Yuesheng Wang, transliteration) of stealing trade secrets while working for Hydro-Québec, benefiting our country, harming Canada's economic interests, and violating criminal law and espionage under the Information Security Act. .
In addition, Canadian intelligence agencies found through investigations that the Chinese government interfered in Canada's 2019 federal election by providing assistance and support to 11 candidates. Trudeau expressed concern about the revelations last week after he and other senior Canadian government officials were briefed by intelligence agencies. According to reports, my country provides assistance to specific candidates through the Consulate General in Toronto.
However, Zhao Lijian, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Beijing, responded to the matter at the time, saying that my country was "not interested" in Canada's internal affairs.
Reuters quoted Canadian government sources as saying that Trudeau and Xi also commented on Russia's aggression against Ukraine and North Korea's recent series of provocative actions. The two leaders also emphasized the importance of the 15th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (COP15), which will be held in Montreal this December.
The conference was originally scheduled to be held in Kunming, my country in April this year, but it was postponed and moved to Montreal due to the new crown virus epidemic. But my country still chaired the meeting and provided travel expenses for the ministers from the least developed countries to attend the meeting in Montreal.
During the conversation, Trudeau expressed to Xi Jinping the important role of my country in tackling climate change.
Canadian government sources also revealed that both Trudeau and Xi Jinping believe in "the importance of continuing dialogue."
According to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), a photo released by the Canadian Prime Minister's Office shows that Trudeau and Xi Jinping had an informal chat in a crowded hall.
Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly held a meeting with Chinese Communist Party Politburo member, State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Tuesday.
Since the Canadian police arrested Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou at the end of 2018 in response to the extradition request of the U.S. Department of Justice, and China subsequently detained two innocent Canadians in retaliation, the relationship between my country and Canada has continued to deteriorate. Bilateral ties have come to a head after Canada decided to ban the use of Huawei technology and equipment in the construction of its 5G network.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (Justin Trudeau) had a talk with Chinese President Xi Jinping for about 10 minutes on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia on Tuesday (November 15).
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau raised "serious concerns" about my country's questionable "interference" in Canada during his first talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping in more than three years on Tuesday.
This "intervention" probably refers to a report on November 7. Canadian media reports quoted intelligence officials as saying they suspect my country interfered in the 2019 election. In addition, an employee of Canada's largest power producer was arrested and prosecuted by the police on Monday (14th), accusing him of trying to steal trade secrets for my country.
Suspect faces four charges
According to media reports including The Washington Post and Reuters, Canadian police said they had charged a researcher at Hydro-Québec, the country's largest electricity company, with espionage. He obtained commercial secrets for our country.
The suspect, transliterated as Wang Yuesheng, 35 years old, was arrested by the Canadian police and appeared in court on Tuesday to face four charges, including obtaining business secrets, using computers without authorization and breaching the trust of public officials.
Canadian police said in a statement that while working at a state-owned company, Wang "was suspected of obtaining commercial secrets to benefit the People's Republic of China and harm Canada's economic interests."
Police said the foreign espionage attempt was serious. RCMP Inspector David Beaudoin told The Washington Post that this is the first time a trade secret charge has been filed under the Canadian Security Information Act. The charge carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison.
He pointed out that interference by outsiders that may affect national security has "recently attracted a lot of attention." Canadian police are also "increasingly active" in inquiries about related issues.
About Trudeau:
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (Justin Trudeau) had a talk with Chinese President Xi Jinping for about 10 minutes on Tuesday (November 15) at the open space of the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia.
Justin Trudeau, born in Ottawa on December 25, 1971, is a French-Canadian politician, a member of the Liberal Party, the 23rd Prime Minister of Canada, and the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada.
Trudeau holds a Bachelor of Education from the University of British Columbia, a Bachelor of Arts from McGill University and a Master of Science in Environmental Geology. In 2008, he was elected to the Canadian Federal House of Representatives for the first time.
In 2011, he was re-elected to the Federal House of Representatives. In April 2013, he was elected leader of the Liberal Party of Canada. In October 2015, he led the Liberal Party to win the general election and became the 23rd Canadian Prime Minister in November. On October 21, 2019, he was successfully re-elected as Prime Minister.
Since Trudeau came to power in 2015, he has promoted the legalization of recreational marijuana, the imposition of carbon emission taxes across the country, and the expansion of family benefits, which have kept Canada's unemployment rate at a low level.
In particular, the participation rate of women, young people and immigrants has been improved; the adoption of a multilateral foreign policy in diplomacy, focusing on climate change; the emphasis on "trade diversification" in foreign trade
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