China's Behavior Is Concerning, Says Canada Defense Minister

The video discusses Canada's stance on various international issues, including its view on US-China relations, its relationship with Taiwan, defense spending commitments, and support for Ukraine. Canada is concerned about China's behavior in diplomatic and military contexts and maintains a strong relationship with Taiwan while adhering to the One China Policy. The country is increasing its defense budget but has not yet met NATO's target. Canada remains committed to supporting Ukraine's sovereignty and stability, emphasizing the importance of a rules-based international order.

How does Canada view China's behavior in terms of international relations?

• As a positive influence in the region

• As irrelevant to its foreign policy

• As concerning in various domains

• As a model for diplomatic engagement

What is Canada's position regarding Taiwan in the context of a potential conflict with China?

• Canada would definitely defend Taiwan

• Canada has no relations with Taiwan

• Canada remains committed to the One China policy

• Canada would remain neutral

What has been a major criticism of Canada's defense spending?

• It exceeds NATO's target

• It is below 1% of GDP

• It is focused only on domestic issues

• It has not met NATO's 2% GDP target

How is Canada addressing its defense spending according to the transcript?

• By increasing defense spending by 70% over nine years

• By reducing military personnel

• By cutting defense budgets

• By focusing solely on cyber defense

What is Canada's stance on the Ukraine war?

• Canada stands with Ukraine for its sovereignty

• Canada supports Russia's territorial claims

• Canada is neutral in the conflict

• Canada is withdrawing support from Ukraine