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Canadian ex-diplomat arrested in China

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This is the most appropriate tit-for-tat response. Nab a diplomat, public servant or journalist. Don't touch any businesspeople though, even if it would appear more symmetrical (because Meng was Huawei's CFO), because that would send the wrong signal to international investors.

how hard is it for USA/Canadian diplomats to provoke a response against Western businesses ?
 
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A move that was long overdue. Someone who breaks the law needs to be put behind bars.
 
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He may have broken some national law of China about a third party.

That's now a decent excuse to be arrested. They must be happy now that China did not begin arrest foreign officials in a country that is not their own on charges of breaking some Chinese law.

The US made it sure that breaking a national law on the foreign soil by a non-citizen is punishable and one can easily get arrested on a third country soil.

Funnily, in 2015, UNSC lifted sanctions on Iran. So, the US only has its own national law.

Even funnier, so many US banks and executives broke the Iran law and some got punished with fine. No US executive that broke the US law was arrested by the US regime.

Welcome to the jungle.
 
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