Tsai Ing-wen delivered her second inauguration speech on Wednesday, vowing that she would continue to lead Taiwan “in the values of democracy and freedom” and rejecting China’s efforts to colonize the island.
China’s foreign ministry on Monday dismissed as “premature” growing calls an independent investigation into the origins and spread of the deadly Chinese coronavirus, as nations prepare to canvas the possibility at this week’s World Health Assembly (WHA).
A microbiologist at the Chinese Academy of Sciences implied on Thursday that the United States will remain a potential origin of the Chinese coronavirus until American officials prove otherwise.
China’s Global Times propaganda outlet appeared to blame Africans in Guangzhou, a southern city with a large African immigrant population, on Friday for the widely documented bigotry by Han Chinese against them there, demanding they “readjust their way of thinking.”
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said on Friday there has never been a cover-up of the coronavirus outbreak in China, simply some reassessment of accounting procedures. Zhao maintained the Communist Party of China (CCP) does not allow cover-ups so the latest figures will stand.
China’s Global Times accused President Donald Trump of “genocide” on Wednesday for stating that he would freeze funding to the World Health Organization (WHO) until an investigation into its handling of the Chinese coronavirus pandemic shows it is competent to fulfill its obligations.
China said Wednesday the U.S. should fulfill its obligations to the World Health Organization during the coronavirus crisis, adding it was “seriously concerned” about the U.S. decision to suspend funding for the globalist body.
Chinese Foreign Ministry Information Department spokesman Zhao Lijian, who last month suggested the coronavirus was a weapon devised by the U.S. military and covertly deployed in Wuhan, on Monday applauded Russia and the World Health Organization (WHO) for their responses to the global pandemic.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian, who blamed the U.S. Army for the Chinese coronavirus last month, told reporters on Wednesday that President Donald Trump potentially cutting funding to the World Health Organization (WHO) would “seriously undermine” response to the pandemic.
