China's meddling in democracies is condemned!

Beijing, China, December 1: Canada is reeling from Beijing's suspected espionage and overseas interference in Canadian elections, which occurred during a heated debate between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the G20 Summit in Bali.China has accused China of damaging Canadian institutions and democracy, according to the Chinese side.I'd rather look back on the future, but I think we must expect such statements, a senior researcher in international affairs, Dr. Siegfried Wolf, said.China has been accused of increasing interference in US politics under President Xi Jinping's leadership, including through intensive lobbying, control of foreign media outlets, and sophisticated disinformation campaigns.China has spent years trying to influence politics and elections around the Pacific Rim, and this seems to be increasing.In Australia, for example, Beijing-linked contributors directly paid prominent politicians in an attempt to steer Australian foreign policy more favorably towards China.In New Zealand, Taiwan, and other Southeast Asian countries, China has a policy called grey-zone warfare in which information and disinformation are a key and critical component, and this is being carried out around the world, according to Anil Trigunayat Beijing also needs a specific commitment to Nepali participation in its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).