Huawei executive release offers chance to reset bilateral relations: Global Times


A giant screen on top of a Huawei store shows images of Huawei Technologies Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou, while broadcasting a CCTV state media news bulletin, outside a shopping mall in Beijing, China on Sept 26, 2021. - Reuters

SHANGHAI (Reuters): The release of Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou is an opportunity for a reboot of bilateral relations with the United States and Canada but "toxic political rhetoric" could still "poison" the atmosphere", Chinese state media said on Monday (Sept 27).

The Global Times tabloid, which backed by the ruling Communist Party, said in an editorial that Meng's return to China was a sign of easing bilateral economic and trade tensions but accused "anti-China forces" of creating noise, citing US Senator Marco Rubio criticism of her release as an example.

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