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Trump Hopes You Forget How He Praised China And The WHO Before Blaming Them
For months, the US president applauded Chinas coronavirus response before he and his reelection team flipped to blaming that country.
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Wuhan To Test All 11 Million Residents For COVID-19
The Chinese city, which reported the worlds first COVID-19 cases in December, was reportedly spurred to act after the discovery of a new coronavirus cluster.
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Singapore Officials Using 'Robodogs' To Enforce Social Distancing In Parks
The remote-controlled, four-legged machine warns parkgoers, For your own safety and for those around you, please stand at least one metre apart. Thank you.
By By Edgar Su, Reuters

Anthony Fauci Enters 'Modified Quarantine' After 'Low Risk' COVID-19 Contact
Fauci told CNN that he would be working remotely for two weeks, while being tested daily for the coronavirus.
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The Saudi Crown Prince's Latest Crackdown Should Worry His Wealthy Foreign Friends
Saudi forces killed an activist protesting displacement for a futuristic megacity. The project's board features high-profile Americans who remain silent on the shooting.
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China Pushes Back After Reports Of December Coronavirus Case In France
China, which faces a growing backlash from other countries, is now asking for an apolitical probe into reports of early cases from Italy and France.
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Bolsonaro Marches Brazil Toward A Political Crisis As Pandemic Explodes
Amid calls for impeachment and allegations of corruption, Jair Bolsonaro is banking on his most radical supporters to save his presidency.
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Global Medical Community Fears Coronavirus Second Wave
Authorities around the world are drawing up plans in case of a resurgence of the virus.
By Eric Tucker and Carla K. Johnson, AP

China Facing Rising Global Backlash Akin To Tiananmen Square, Internal Report Warns
Beijing faces a wave of anti-China sentiment led by the United States in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic.
By Reuters

How New Zealand Stamped Out The Coronavirus
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has led with empathy and science. But she still faces huge tests.
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