Meng Wanzhou’s lawyer says the RCMP illegally passed on serial numbers and other crucial identifying details of her cellphones, laptop and tablet to the FBI. Continue reading →

Documents show the Huawei executive was held for three hours and a border official questioned her about her business in Iran before she was informed of her arrest and read her rights. Continue reading →

A lawyer for Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou denies her defence team is on a “fishing expedition” for documents to support its case. Continue reading →

Canada has sailed a warship through the sensitive Taiwan Strait, the Canadian government said, three months after a similar operation and amid strained ties between Beijing and Ottawa. Continue reading →

Although the company has not been charged, Huawei said it views the case as the U.S. government’s latest instance of “selective prosecution.” Continue reading →

Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang made the comments Thursday following the appointment of a new Canadian ambassador to China. Continue reading →

A former Canadian diplomat who spent years in Beijing is questioning why Canada would deport a man with mental illness who could face persecution in China. Continue reading →

Claws of the Red Dragon is fictional but “inspired by” Canada’s arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou and China’s subsequent retaliatory measures, including the detention of two Canadians for alleged espionage and death sentences meted out to two other Canadians convicted of drug crimes. Continue reading →

Morgan Ortagus says China seizes chances “to beat up on countries” it perceives as weaker. Continue reading →