The United States has denounced the Chinese government for the arrest of 15 democracy campaigners in Hong Kong, among them some of the most experienced and distinguished.William Barr, the US … ( read original story…
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Birx said she doesn’t dispute that coronavirus originated in China, but so far evidence is lacking that it’s spread was the result of a Wuhan laboratory accident. ( read original story …)
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A mistake is a mistake,” Trump said Saturday. “But if China was knowingly responsible, there will be consequences.” … ( read original story …)
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Arrests show Beijing sees Hong Kong crackdown as priority: activist
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Trump said China may have started the coronavirus deliberately, as top advisers claim attacking Beijing may be the best way to for the president to save his job
Blaming the COVID-19 pandemic on China will shift attention away from the US death toll and help clinch his re-election, said Trump’s advisors. ( read original story …)
China posts first GDP decline on record as coronavirus cripples economy
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