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Asia Today: Japan slowdown not enough, Beijing parks reopen
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Australian PM says relationship with China ‘mutually beneficial’
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EU chief backs investigation into coronavirus origin and says China should be involved
The president of the European Commission backed calls for an investigation into the origin of the new coronavirus and said China should be involved in the process. ( read original story …)
The Latest: Beijing parks and museums reopened to public
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Asia Today: Naruhito Performs Ritual, Beijing Reopens Parks
Japan’s Emperor Naruhito marked his first anniversary of his enthronement with a prayer at palace shrines for the people’s peace and happiness amid the coronavirus pandemic. ( read original story …)
Three-fifths of new coronavirus cases in China show no symptoms
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Ericsson expands 5G deal with China Mobile
Ericsson has walked away with a new 5G contract for the second phase of China Mobile’s nationwide new radio standalone rollout. ( read original story …)
