Joly won’t meet her Russian counterpart, but is open to working with China

Canada’s foreign affairs minister says she won’t meet with her Russian counterpart when the two cross paths at international summits in the coming days.

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Joly is travelling to a series of global summits, two of which Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is attending. Joly recently said Canada will try to limit its ties with China over concerns ranging from human rights to intellectual property. In fact, Joly said she expects to be seated next to a Chinese official in a few days at the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia, since these summits often seat countries in an English alphabetical order.

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