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In the Meng extradition case, Canada has other options, interests to consider

The 'either-or' portrayal of the issue involving Meng Wanzhou has contributed to these polarized outlooks. Either you are for a prisoner exchange, and therefore soft on China, or you are a hard liner who is willing to put national interests ahead of the lives of two Canadians.

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BY DAVID CARMENT AND RICHARD NIMIJEAN
July 8, 2020

Opinion | BY DAVID CARMENT AND RICHARD NIMIJEAN | July 8, 2020

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