Indigenous people are more likely to be hospitalized or die from COVID-19 than white people, but the notion that Indigenous people are “slower” to respond to COVID-19 is false. ( read original story …)
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Russia is not in talks with Washington about its potential role at an expanded Group of Seven summit later this year, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said on Saturday, insisting that China … ( read…
China Bank Regulator Lists Firms It Says Violated Investor Rules
China’s banking and insurance regulator for the first time published names of companies that it alleges committed shareholder violations in the industry, warning investors against misbehavior as the … ( read original story …)
WHO team to visit China next week to probe origins of COVID-19
The visit will take place more than six months after the WHO’s country office in China picked up a statement from the Wuhan Municipal Health Commission on cases of ‘viral pneumonia’. ( read original story…
Coronavirus pandemic | WHO team to visit China next week to investigate the origin of COVID-19
Dr Soumya Swaminathan, Chief Scientist, WHO, said that a thorough investigation needs to be done into the origins of the virus. ( read original story …)
Two US Navy Carriers To Patrol South China Sea Amid Chinese War Games
The U.S. will soon conduct a military exercise in the South China Sea with two nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, but the timing of the drills coincide with some Chinese naval activity in the region. ( read…
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Chinese flexible display maker Royole Corp. is weighing an initial public offering in China while its planned U.S. listing is put on hold, according to people familiar with the matter. ( read original story …)
Lin Dan: China’s two-time Olympic champion retires from badminton
“I’ve dedicated everything to the sport I love,” Lin said. “My family, coaches, team-mates and fans have accompanied me through many happy times and difficult moments. “My physical fitness and pain no … ( read…
Covid-19: WHO team to visit China next week to investigate origins of coronavirus
The visit will take place more than six months after the WHO’s Country Office in China picked up a statement from the Wuhan Municipal Health Commission on cases of ‘viral pneumonia’. Dr Soumya … (…
China has HSBC’s taipan in a vice with few options but to fall in line with the security law for Hong Kong in the bank’s biggest market
As a member of top Chinese political advisory body, HSBC’s Asia-Pacific CEO had to document his support for the highly controversial law, a source says. ( read original story …)
Hong Kong national security law and Covid-19 strain China-Japan ties
Postponed trip may not be rearranged because of differences over Hong Kong’s national security law and other issues. ( read original story …)
Beijing Can Arrest Critics Traveling Through Hong Kong Under New Security Law
Legal experts said that the new security law will change the legal system of Hong Kong, allowing mainland operatives to make arrests in the region with impunity. ( read original story …)
Hongkongers on China’s crackdown: ‘I feel helpless and hopeless’
In late May, a week after Chinese officials announced a plan to impose a sweeping national security law on Hong Kong, the Guardian issued a callout to people who believed they would be affected. We…
