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U.S. buys nearly all available supplies of Remdesivir for next three months

U.S. health authorities have said that the country is buying nearly all the global supplies of Remdesivir for COVID-19 treatment for the next three months, which could

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Commentary: Slanders by U.S. politicians bring shame to United States

File Photo: U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks during a press briefing in Washington D.C., the United States, April 22, 2019. (Xinhua/Liu Jie) It seems that U.

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France holds delayed municipal elections, Macron's party faces challenge

As COVID-19 epidemic indicators keep improving in France, some 16.5 million voters are called to cast ballots on Sunday in the second round of municipal elections under strict health protocol. Of

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Across China: Green farming brings fresh lease of life for tea planters

Wang Yunpeng, 58, who has been engaged in tea plantation for more than 40 years, used to be apprehensive that his decades-long experience was being challenged by the s

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APD | Weekly top 10 hot news ( June 20 - June 26 )

Every weekend, Asia Pacific Daily will provide you with a run-down of the latest hot news.This week, the following hot news you should know:Top 1 | Donald Trump: Crowds

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ROK hails 'positive sign' from DPRK as Korean War anniversary marked

Anti-war activists shout slogans during a press conference to demand the peace on the Korean Peninsula on the eve of the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War in Seoul, ROK, June 24,

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Honduras president with COVID-19 and pneumonia is improving

Doctors at Honduras’ Military Hospital said Wednesday that President Juan Orlando Hernández was improving after being placed on oxygen a day earlier.Hernández tested po

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How did the coronavirus spread so much in Peru?

Editor's note: This is the 82nd article in the COVID-19 Global Roundup series. Here is the previous one. 02:48 Peru has recorded more than 8,000 fatalities so far, with over 260,000 co

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Health disparity reveals U.S. deep-seated racial inequality

Editor's note: CGTN's First Voice provides instant commentary on breaking stories. The daily column clarifies emerging issues and better defines the news agenda, offering a Chinese perspective on

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Health disparity reveals U.S. deep-seated racial inequality

Editor's note: CGTN's First Voice provides instant commentary on breaking stories. The daily column clarifies emerging issues and better defines the news agenda, offering a Chinese perspective on

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S. Korea's unification minister offers to resign on worsened relations with DPRK

South Korean Unification Minister Kim Yeon-chul on Wednesday offered to resign amid worsened relations with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), according

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Moscow reopens museums and terraces a week after lockdown lifting

For the first time in more than two months, residents of Moscow are now able to return to museums and summer terrace as the Russian capital rolled back more coronavirus curbs despite continuing to

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Will COVID-19 widen the gender justice gap?

A woman wearing a headscarf and face mask amid the spread of the new coronavirus stands outside a hospital in the Kennedy neighborhood as she waits to get a COVID-19 test in Bogota, Colombia, Fri

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Xinhua Headlines: "U.S.-style human rights" crisis magnified by COVID-19

-- The U.S. government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic "self-interested, short-sighted, inefficient, and irresponsible." -- Long-existing and now deteriorating problems are exposed in the United

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Fed to keep buying bonds and sees no rate hike through 2022

Jerome Powell, chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve, speaks during a past press conference. /VCG Photo The Federal Reserve says it will keep buying bonds to maintain low borrowing rates and su

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From Truman to Trump: McCarthyism goes insane

In a recent interview with CNN, former U.S. Ambassador to China Max Baucus said that the current U.S. government's anti-China rhetoric is reminiscent of the McCarthy era, whereas if anybody says a

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Easing lockdowns in developing countries brings new risks

Editor's note:This is the 73rd article in the COVID-19 Global Roundup series. Here is thepreviousone.As many countries gingerly downgrade their lockdown measures in order to resume the social-economi