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If India ordered a murder in Canada, there must be consequences
(www.economist.com)
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Don't worry, there won't be. Canada has been allowing itself to be a pushover for a while now
prove me wrong, people.
You're right. The consequences should be more akin to the consequences Saudi Arabia felt for murdering Khashoggi---oh, wait...
All you gotta do is pay off key politicians
The Saudis have oil which somehow makes it ok. India has... idk, holy cows?
What, you mean like when Canada stuck to it's guns with the arrest of Meng Wanzhou even after the hostages were taken?
Or like how Canada hasn't had diplomatic relations with the Saudis since 2018 when Canada refused to stop calling them out on their human rights abuses?
Or the time they had the incident with KSA over Kashoggi.
Fashy undertones.
Also fashy over and mid -tones