Geng Shuang

An official Chinese Communist Party spokesman on Monday said China was a victim not a perpetrator of the global coronavirus epidemic, adding the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation “is a partner” as it battles the deadly outbreak.

China censured the U.S. Wednesday for its “incorrect” characterization of the global coronavirus pandemic as Chinese in origin as it re-asserted the “right” to expel three American newspaper journalists and bar them even from working in nearby Hong Kong.

President Donald Trump described the coronavirus as the “Chinese virus” on Twitter on Tuesday, triggering his critics.

China’s Global Times state propaganda newspaper took a hard line Monday against the Iranian Islamic regime, asserting there was “no excuse” for Iran’s military to shoot down a commercial airliner and that the incident underscored the “incompetent personnel” running Iran’s armed forces.

China’s state-run Global Times newspaper floated on Friday the possibility of “sanctions on individuals and entities” supporting Congress’s bill protecting human rights in Hong Kong, despite China’s years-long insistence that it opposes unilateral sanctions.

The Chinese Communist Party – through its foreign ministry, its rubber-stamp legislature, its puppet government in Hong Kong, and its state propaganda outlets – published a barrage of hysterical statements Wednesday condemning the U.S. Senate for passing the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act.

China’s foreign ministry called the nomination of the Hong Kong protest movement to the Nobel Peace Prize by a Norwegian lawmaker “foreign interference” and glorification of violence on Friday.

China’s Foreign Ministry accused America of having “sour grapes” over its cozy relationship with the illegitimate socialist regime of dictator Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela on Tuesday, responding to U.S. military concerns that Beijing in indebting the Latin American country into a bigger crisis.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry applauded North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump for their willingness to meet, as announced Thursday night – an unprecedented encounter for both nations.

The latest trade figures show that China has increased its exports to North Korea by 21 percent over the past year.

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