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Sullivan made a special visit to Canada before his visit to China and persuaded Canada to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and steel and aluminum products.
In the face of Canada's restrictions, China has countered Canada, and China's actions have far-reaching impact on Canada, and Canada's political scene has also been turbulent.
Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's approval ratings plummeted and he is likely to be kicked out of office early, how will the Canada government deal with this?
Behind Canada sanctions
Canada's recent decision to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and steel and aluminum products has undoubtedly dropped a bombshell in the Sino-Canadian trade relationship.
Behind Canada's decision is Sullivan's figure, and United States National Security Adviser Sullivan deliberately went to Canada before visiting China.
And just after he left, Canada announced tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and steel and aluminum materials, a series of actions that seemed to be a choreographed diplomatic dance.
Sullivan had a United States idea when he visited China, and in order to ensure that United States could get the results he wanted, Sullivan went to Canada to increase his leverage before visiting China.
But China is no longer the China it used to be, and in the face of Sullivan's small actions, China naturally made some special designs at the pick-up site.
There is no red carpet and flowers at the airport, there is only a straight red line, and China is warning Sullivan not to cross the line and repeatedly step on the Chinese red line.
In the U.S.-China talks, China focused on the Taiwan issue and the South China Sea issue, but judging from United States past practice, the talks are unlikely to be effective.
Canada's political system
Canada is a parliamentary country, and the country's leaders are determined by parliamentary seats. In this system, the Canada Parliament is divided into two chambers: the Senate and the House of Representatives.
Members of the Senate, known as the "red aristocracy," are tasked with reviewing and amending laws and providing independent advice and opinions. The House of Representatives, on the other hand, is a direct reflection of public opinion, and its members represent the voice of their constituents and participate in the formulation of national policies and laws.
Canada's parliamentary system is a manifestation of responsible government. This means that the government must be accountable to Parliament and subject to Parliament's oversight and questioning.
If the government loses the trust of parliament, it could face the fate of its downfall. This system is designed to ensure that the power of the government is not abused and that democratic principles are realized.
Debate is an indispensable part of the day-to-day functioning of the Parliament. Parliamentarians are engaged in heated discussions in parliament over national issues.
Now that Canada's two parties are officially on opposite sides, Canada's Prime Minister Trudeau's many actions have led the NDP to decide to overthrow Trudeau's Liberal Party.
Trudeau's government is also subject to many restrictions, because Trudeau's Liberal Party has not reached the point where it can govern alone, and there is no way to choose a coalition, and the object of this coalition is the New Democratic Party.
Now that the NDP is on the opposite side of the Liberals, it means that Trudeau's position in power will be challenged. In Canada's parliamentary system, the stability of a coalition government often depends on consultation and compromise between parties.
In the face of this situation, even the Canada media have claimed that Canada may have an early election for the prime minister, and although it seems that the political turmoil in Canada is due to Canada's tariffs on China.
But it is actually caused by Canada's attitude towards United States and its deep belief in what United States says, and it also contains the unsatisfactory effect of Trudeau's administration.
The impact of Canada's sanctions on China
Canada's actions against China's electric vehicles and steel and aluminum materials are seen as protecting their own industries, hoping to reduce the competitiveness of Chinese products in the Canada market by raising tariff barriers.
But the specific reason is that China naturally knows that Canada Prime Minister Trudeau has always stood on a pro-American position, and it can be said that United States wants to formulate whatever policy Canada, then what policy will be formulated by Canada.
You know, as the future development direction of the automobile industry, electric vehicles have huge market potential, and Canada can naturally obtain a lot of economic development in it, but Canada has imposed tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
As the basic material of the industry, the price changes of steel and aluminum products directly affect the cost of downstream industries, and Canada's tariffs will not only have a lot of impact on local industries and steel and aluminum material enterprises, but also the cost alone will rise visibly.
Rising business costs mean rising prices for local products, and in the era of economic recovery in various countries, rising prices of national products will inevitably cause local people to resent.
As the world's largest producer of electric vehicles and an exporter of steel and aluminum products, China has been committed to enhancing the international competitiveness of its products through technological innovation and quality improvement.
In the face of Canada's tariff measures, China may seek to resolve the issue through negotiation and communication, while also increasing its efforts to explore other countries' markets to reduce its dependence on a single market.
Although China will solve problems through communication, China will also teach Canada a lesson, and China will take a step forward in Canada's important industries.
Canada's annual output value of rapeseed oil exceeds 18 million tons, of which 5 million tons of rapeseed oil is exported to China, facing Canada's tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and steel and aluminum materials.
China has also conducted an anti-dumping investigation into Canada's rapeseed oil as it has done with the EU, and this has caused Canada companies and factories in this industry to bear losses.
Arguably, Mr. Trudeau's actions have angered companies and factories engaged in canola oil production, and Canada's economy has declined, leaving exports as the only way for these companies to make the most profits.
And Canada is a parliamentary country, public opinion is very important, for the early resignation of the case is not unheard of in the world, now inclined to United States Japan leader Fumio Kishida can not withstand domestic pressure and chose not to participate in the next election.
Therefore, in this era of globalization, there is no winner in the trade war, and win-win cooperation is the right way. Canada's decision to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and steel and aluminum products could hurt the healthy development of international trade in the long run. It is hoped that China and Canada can find effective ways to resolve trade disputes through dialogue and consultation, and jointly safeguard the stability and prosperity of the multilateral trading system.
References:
China launched an anti-dumping investigation, Canada farmers, agricultural associations and the Ministry of Agriculture are "worried"——Global Network 2024-09-05 06:39
Trudeau's governing partner abandons cooperation agreement, Canadian media: May lead to early elections in Canada - 2024-09-05 09:47 Observer.com
Canadian media: China's countermeasures may cause huge losses to Canada's rapeseed industry——2024-09-07 06:55· Global Network