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    Carney besucht Katar, um trotz „brutaler“ Menschenrechtslage Investitionen anzukurbeln

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    1. nolikeforreal on

      Oooh ooh, so we should keep partnering with the U- ICE-A?

      They’re really nailing it on human rights thing. /s

    6. The-Safety-Villain on

      Idk man theirs a secret police going house to house just below us. That killed a mother for trying to not get abducted.

    7. Onterrible_Trauma on

      Gotta put on the oxygen mask ourselves first before we help anyone with theirs.

    8. loginisverybroken on

      Not the first time and won’t be the last. Hopefully if this is the plan pragmatism over idealism we keep that consistent

    9. filkirt on

      Unfortunately, Canada is not in a position to question the human rights abuse in other countries, considering we have a TFW programs that even the UN compared to slavery.

    10. CamberMacRorie on

      People are applauding this sort of thing now, but we might be looking back at these deals with shame in a few years.

    13. Vtecman on

      I’m glad he’s being a realist. You can’t force your own values on the planet. There are too many divisive points to do that. Find similar interests and work on that.

    14. percutaneousq2h on

      Been trying hammer out a deal with the US for months- their human rights record is not pristine at the moment. Seems like a hypocritical headline to me.

    15. SouvlakiSpartan on

      All of a sudden liberals don’t care about human rights .

      Just shows that the virtue they spew in is indeed virtue signaling.

      Let’s hope we get a little more than „maybe we reduce canola tariffs to 15% for half a year “ and visa free entries to spend money on China“.

      I wonder if they call Carney the big potato?

    17. MortgageAware3355 on

      Watching Canada embrace authoritarians while decrying Trump as authoritarian is amusing.

    18. DiscoStu691969 on

      Well it’s not like the U.S. human rights record is any better at the moment

    19. MVP_Legend_87 on

      Considering that Hamas is listed as a terrorist organization in Canada, should we be doing trade with a country that openly funds Hamas?

      [https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/hamas-cash-to-crypto-global-finance-maze-israels-sights-2023-10-16/](https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/hamas-cash-to-crypto-global-finance-maze-israels-sights-2023-10-16/)

      „Matthew Levitt, a former U.S. official specialised in counterterrorism, **estimated the bulk of Hamas‘ budget of more than $300 million** came from taxes on business, **as well as from countries including Iran and Qatar** or charities.“

      [https://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20231014-qatar-iran-turkey-and-beyond-the-galaxy-of-hamas-supporters](https://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20231014-qatar-iran-turkey-and-beyond-the-galaxy-of-hamas-supporters)

    21. Privateer_Lev_Arris on

      Yeah because USA and China human rights records are absolutely stellar lmao.

    22. Diggidiggidig on

      Who writes this ? Which country doesn’t have a brutal human rights record? Why selective attitude towards every country that we seek investment from? Someone really wants Canadian government to fail!

    23. mekail2001 on

      And the USA isn’t breaking human rights and international law as we speak!?

    24. deadpannedtheninth on

      It looks like our potential trade partners without human rights issues are dwindling, and we still need to trade with someone. Atleast they might respect us in the morning.

    26. 116morningside on

      People complain about us doing business with other countries due to their “human rights record” but have no problem with us doing business with America, who last I checked, are the ones that have been bombing countries since I was born. Not to mention all the bullshit that happens within in America. The whole “do business with America, the good guys. Do don’t business with other (non white) countries, because they are bad” is just propaganda bullshit. We shouldn’t be here to fix other countries issues. We should be doing business to better our home.

    27. samanthasgramma on

      At this point in time, the world is reorganizing itself with post WWII rules being challenged. As much as it would be great to have such a strong economy that we can choose economic markets ethically … we can’t or we don’t survive.

      Canada is a middle power country. We have a lot going for us, but we do not have the population to be self-sustaining and introverted. If we start playing „ethics“ with who we deal with, I guarantee that no country will meet that standard for the purpose of trade. Hell … the USA is one of the worst if you know history.

      Without trade, we become a poverty stricken third world country. Our social systems gone … because we can’t afford them.

      Right now, it’s about survival. It’s that simple.

    28. easyjimi1974 on

      This sort of cringey, woke perspective will do nothing to enlighten Canadians on how to navigate the current geopolitical context. In case people haven’t noticed, this type of virtual signal first, substantive policy second (if ever) approach that Trudeau championed for a decade and which the federal NDP enthusiastically supported for years has been resoundingly rejected by the vast majority of voters (some of whom lean Lib, others of whom lean Con). Ignore that majority at your peril.

    29. Dazzling-Plantain-89 on

      If Qatar gives Carney a plane and wants to build a military base here then I’d be sceptical 🫩

    30. Subawuwrxcanada on

      The UK and America killed a million people in iraq
      We still traded with them

      Carney is not Trudeau

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