China

• Canada’s military training ‘not for sale,’ minister says after top brass warning

  Gen. Wayne Eyre warned that sharing even unclassified information could harm the country, saying unauthorized disclosures could have severe consequence for Canada.

  Canada

  Sep 28
  
• Foreign Interference: RCMP investigate death of B.C. man targeted by China

  China had issued an Interpol Red Notice against Wei Hu as part of Operation Fox Hunt.

  Canada

  Sep 21
  
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• Liberals provide no timeline for foreign agents registry as House of Commons returns

  The Canadian government has now commissioned an independent inquiry into foreign interference in domestic politics, alongside several parliamentary probes.

  Canada

  Sep 18
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• Taiwan criticizes Elon Musk: ‘Not for sale’

  Tesla and X owner Elon Musk stirred controversy over his comments about Taiwan on a podcast recently, earning him a direct response from Taiwan's foreign minister.

  World

  Sep 15
• Canada, allies must fight foreign interference together, Chong tells U.S. lawmakers

  Chong, whose tale of Chinese meddling has been a political headache for the federal Liberal government, is testifying before the Congressional-Executive Commission on China.

  Canada

  Sep 12
• U.K. Parliament researcher arrested on suspicion of spying for China. What we know

  U.K. foreign intelligence chief Richard Moore of MI6 said in July that China was his agency's "single most important strategic focus."

  World

  Sep 11
• China ‘strongly deplores’ interference inquiry, embassy warns of ‘consequences’

  An embassy spokesperson reiterated China’s denial of the interference allegations Friday in response to the federal government's call for a public inquiry into the matter.

  Politics

  Sep 8
• RCMP investigates ex-RCAF pilots reportedly training China’s air force

  The RCMP said Tuesday it is investigating the issue after a report emerged last year that Beijing might be paying ex-RCAF top guns to train Chinese military pilots.

  Canada

  Sep 5
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• Hong Kong, southern China hunker down as Super Typhoon Saola approaches

  The typhoon could make a landfall in parts of southern China and many workers were forced to stay at home, while Hong Kong saw cancelled flights and suspended stock market trading.

  World

  Aug 31
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• Japan’s PM vows to help fishing industry hurt by China’s seafood ban

  China imposed a blanket ban on Japanese aquatic products after Japan started releasing treated radioactive water from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant into the ocean.

  World

  Aug 30