Canadian prime minister visits China after nearly a decade of tense relations
Summary
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visits China to discuss trade and international security amid tense Canada-US relations. The visit could lead to new deals, including crude exports and easing canola tariffs.
Key Points
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is visiting China to discuss trade and international security amid strained Canada-US relations.
- This is the first visit to Beijing by a Canadian prime minister since 2017 and aims to improve bilateral ties.
- Potential deals include increased Canadian crude exports to China and progress on easing Chinese tariffs on Canadian canola.
- There are concerns about national security, human rights, and political risks involving China during the visit.
