Serbian ambassador hails bond with China, slams accusations of 'coronavirus diplomacy'
While the merciless pandemic threatens people's lives, the friendship between China and Serbia continues to shine, even at this difficult time. However, the humanitarian aid China is offering to Serbia is being maliciously attacked by some Western media as having other “ulterior motives.” What do Serbians think of China's help for your country? How do they view the attacks from Western media outlets on the aid China is giving and China's diplomacy? Global Times reporter Xie Wenting (GT) spoke with Serbian Ambassador to China Milan Bacevic (Bacevic) on these topics.
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Moscow imposes lockdown after residents ignore self-isolation order
Moscow on Monday imposed a lockdown in a bid to slow the spread of the coronavirus as Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin asked regional authorities to make similar preparations.
War-torn Syria reports its first death from COVID-19
Syria's health ministry said on Sunday that a woman who died after being rushed to hospital for emergency treatment was found to have been infected by coronavirus in the country's first officially reported death from the disease.
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Twitter deletes Bolsonaro tweets doubting virus policies
Two tweets by Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro in which he questioned quarantine measures aimed at containing the novel coronavirus were removed Sunday, on the grounds that they violated the social network's rules.
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Passengers on a virus-stricken cruise liner entered the Panama Canal in Central America on Sunday after they were told the company was still searching for a port which will allow them to disembark, even as they pleaded for help.
Tokyo Olympics will start July 23, 2021: NHK
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The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) successfully test-fired super-large multiple rocket launchers on Sunday, the official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported on Monday morning.
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Trudeau continues self-isolating after his wife's recovery from COVID-19
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Sunday that he will continue self-isolating after his wife Sophie Gregoire Trudeau announced her recovery from COVID-19 Saturday.
Moscow introduces home isolation regime for all residents
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