Huawei’s headquarters in Canada, a country still reviewing whether to allow Chinese companies to be involved in its 5G infrastructure, is located in Markham, Ont. (Photo: Open Grid Scheduler / Grid Engine)
Huawei’s headquarters in Canada, a country still reviewing whether to allow Chinese companies to be involved in its 5G infrastructure, is located in Markham, Ont. (Photo: Open Grid Scheduler / Grid Engine)
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David Mulroney: Canada’s former ambassador to China. (Photo: James Park)
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”The unfortunate thing in this — but I think it may be inevitable — is that I don’t think Huawei is a company that only copies and steals technology.” (Photo: James Park)
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“Our prosperity depends on working with China. Global health issues, global climate change issues — China is part of the solution to a lot of them.” (Photo: James Park)
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![”[An ambassador] should avoid giving an opinion as to how strong a person's case is and whether a decision would be good or bad.” (Photo: James Park)](https://diplomatonline.com/mag/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/DIPLOMAT_2019-03-31_0032-150x150.jpg)
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”[An ambassador] should avoid giving an opinion as to how strong a person’s case is and whether a decision would be good or bad.” (Photo: James Park)
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and John McCallum, his now-former ambassador to China, in happier times. McCallum overstepped in his comments about the case against Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou, according to David Mulroney, who also served as Canada’s ambassador to China. (Photo: Taha Ghaznavi)
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Huawei’s headquarters in Canada, a country still reviewing whether to allow Chinese companies to be involved in its 5G infrastructure, is located in Markham, Ont. (Photo: Open Grid Scheduler / Grid Engine)
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Meng Wanzhou, CFO of Huawei, is the person at the centre of the current Canada-China dispute. (Photo: Office of the President of Russia)
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are said to be closer to a trade deal. (Photo: White House)
