Amid trade war with US, can Canada attract more global investments?

在美国贸易战阴影下,加拿大能否吸引更多全球投资?

World Today

2026-09-15

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①In a phone call with his French counterpart, China's foreign minister urged dialogue over China-EU trade friction. What could be the ultimate solution to the challenges in China-EU economic ties? (00:53) ②A recent essay published by a few US tech leaders called for slowing the pace of AI development and claimed that China's AI development poses a threat to US national security. What is wrong with this argument? (14:21) ③An analysis of China's economic performance in August. (24:51) ④Hundreds of global investors are gathering in Toronto for the Canada Investment Summit. What has prompted Mark Carney to move to attract more foreign investments to Canada? (35:37) ⑤How could climate change add to food price inflation? (47:07)
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  • Coming up, China's foreign minister urges dialogue over China-EU trade frictions.

  • China dismisses AI slowdown calls and blasts fear-mongering from US tech leaders.

  • China's economy stayed broadly stable in August, continuing a shift towards new growth drivers.

  • Carney pitches Canada to global investment titans.

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  • Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has called on China and France to strengthen strategic communication

  • and jointly respond to risks and challenges.

  • He made a call in a phone conversation with French Foreign Minister Ron Noël Barrault.

  • Wang Yi said China and the European Union should pursue cooperation, maintain mutual openness,

  • and properly resolve their economic and trade frictions through constructive dialogue.

  • He noted that China is one of the world's largest markets, adding

  • that China's development represents an opportunity rather than a challenge for the European Union.

  • Barrow said that France stands ready to promote constructive engagement between