Leaders of China, Canada call for new bilateral strategic partnership

中国、加拿大领导人呼吁建立新的双边战略合作关系

The Beijing Hour

2026-01-16

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The leaders of China and Canada have called for a new type of bilateral strategic partnership (01:20). Iran's deputy U.N. ambassador has warned the U.S. at a Security Council meeting that it will respond to any act of aggression (13:30). Former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has been sentenced to five years in prison (19:14).
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  • Can Liu with you on this Friday, January 16, 2026.

  • You are listening to The Beijing Hour,

  • coming to you live from the Chinese capital on today's program.

  • China and Canada agree to advance a new type of strategic partnership as President Xi Jinping meets the visiting Canadian Prime Minister.

  • An Iranian UN envoy warns the US at a Security Council meeting that Tehran will respond to any act of aggression,

  • while Washington says all options are on the table.

  • And former South Korean President Yong Suk-il has been sentenced to five years in prison and arrest obstruction charges.

  • In business, China introduces new rules for recycling used batteries from new energy vehicles.

  • In sports,

  • two Chinese tennis players will face seeded opponents in the first round at the Australian Open.

  • In culture and entertainment, animated films revive the industry.

  • Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for a new type of bilateral strategic partnership with Canada.

  • He made the remarks while meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney in Beijing.

  • We met in Gyeongju, South Korea in October,

  • opening a new phase of improvement in bilateral relations.

  • The two sides held in-depth discussions on resuming and restarting cooperation across various fields and achieved positive results.

  • The healthy and stable development of China-Canada relations serves the common interests of both countries and contributes to world peace,

  • stability and development.

  • President Xi also called on China and Canada to be partners who respect,

  • trust and collaborate with each other and seek common development.