China Denies Interference in Canadian Elections

The Chinese foreign ministry insists that China has no interest in interfering with Canada's internal affairs. This statement follows Canadian claims that both China and India might interfere in their general elections. Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun reaffirmed China's commitment to non-interference in other nations' domestic matters.

China's foreign ministry has firmly denied any interest in meddling with Canada's internal affairs. The denial comes in response to Canada's claims that China and India could potentially interfere in its upcoming general elections.

In a regular press briefing, Guo Jiakun, spokesperson for the Chinese ministry, emphasized Beijing's adherence to the principle of non-interference in other countries' internal matters.

China's stance highlights its long-standing policy to respect other nations' sovereignty and maintain diplomatic integrity, amid ongoing international scrutiny over election security.

(With inputs from agencies.)