Harry’s View | 5 May 2020
The EU and its 27 member states will co-sponsor a resolution calling for an inquiry at the World Health Assembly. Photo: AFP
- The bloc says it and its member states will co-sponsor a draft resolution on a ‘independent review’ into the Covid-19 pandemic at the World Health Assembly
- China has so far resisted calls for an investigation, saying it would become the target of a ‘blame game’
- The bloc says it and its member states will co-sponsor a draft resolution on a ‘independent review’ into the Covid-19 pandemic at the World Health Assembly
- China has so far resisted calls for an investigation, saying it would become the target of a ‘blame game’
- The bloc says it and its member states will co-sponsor a draft resolution on a ‘independent review’ into the Covid-19 pandemic at the World Health Assembly
- China has so far resisted calls for an investigation, saying it would become the target of a ‘blame game’
China reports one new case; world leaders pledge US$8 billion in vaccine cash; survey finds health fears outweigh concern for global economy.
China reports one new case; world leaders pledge US$8 billion in vaccine cash; survey finds health fears outweigh concern for global economy.
Nightclubs and karaoke lounges will remain shut, under the new measures endorsed by the Executive Council.
Nightclubs and karaoke lounges will remain shut, under the new measures endorsed by the Executive Council.
Nightclubs and karaoke lounges will remain shut, under the new measures endorsed by the Executive Council.
China and the US signed the phase one trade deal before the scale of the coronavirus outbreak became clear at the end of January.
China and the US signed the phase one trade deal before the scale of the coronavirus outbreak became clear at the end of January.
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The easing of social-distancing rules and partial resumption of business activities by the government must not be misinterpreted as a sign for the public to lower its coronavirus guard.
Unfortunately, though, politics often rears its ugly head as Hong Kong has witnessed with attacks on District Court Judge Kwok Wai-kin, who sympathised with a serious violent offender against anti-government protesters before sending him to jail.
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