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"Hope Indian Authorities Will Abide By Laws": China On Raids On Phone Maker Vivo
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian told a media briefing that they "hope the Indian authorities will abide by laws" after Enforcement Directorate raids on phone maker Vivo.
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Vivo India Probe Should Be in Accordance With Law, Regulations, Chinese Foreign Ministry Says
China has expressed hope that the ongoing investigation of Vivo India in a money laundering case by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) would be conducted in accordance with the law and regulations, providing a "fair" and "non-discriminatory" business environment to China’s firms. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian stated on Wednesday th...
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China To Permit 'Some' Indian Students To Return: Chinese Foreign Ministry
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian told a media briefing here that “China attaches high importance to Indian students' concerns about returning to China for studies.
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China Has No Plans To Replace Foreign Technology, Says Foreign Ministry
China has no plans to replace foreign technology, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said on Thursday, in response to a media report which said China was accelerating efforts to replace US technology.
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US Bullying Countries To Pick Sides, Attempt Will Not Succeed: China
The United States is bullying countries to pick sides over their ties to China, but such efforts will not succeed, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian told a news briefing on Friday.
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China, India To Deal With "Serious" Ladakh Conflict In "Just Manner": Beijing
China and India have agreed to deal with the "serious matter" caused by the conflict at the Galwan Valley in a "just manner" and both sides are in communication and coordination through diplomatic and military channels to de-escalate the tensions as soon as possible, a top Chinese official said today.
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"No 3rd Party Needed": China On Call Between PM Modi, Donald Trump Over Ladakh
China emphasised today that there was no need for the intervention of a "third party" to resolve its current standoff with India as the two neighbours have full-fledged border-related mechanisms and communication channels to sort out their differences through dialogue.
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Twitter Flags China Spokesman's Tweet on COVID-19
Twitter has flagged a tweet written in March by a Chinese government spokesman that suggested the US military brought the novel coronavirus to China, as the social media platform ramps up fact-checking of posts.
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US Says Chinese Hackers Might Be Targeting Coronavirus Researchers
China has defended its response to the virus, and Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian denied the government was involved in any attempt to steal virus-related data on Monday, after some media reported on the warning in advance.
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"Hope Indian Authorities Will Abide By Laws": China On Raids On Phone Maker Vivo
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian told a media briefing that they "hope the Indian authorities will abide by laws" after Enforcement Directorate raids on phone maker Vivo.
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Vivo India Probe Should Be in Accordance With Law, Regulations, Chinese Foreign Ministry Says
China has expressed hope that the ongoing investigation of Vivo India in a money laundering case by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) would be conducted in accordance with the law and regulations, providing a "fair" and "non-discriminatory" business environment to China’s firms. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian stated on Wednesday th...
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China To Permit 'Some' Indian Students To Return: Chinese Foreign Ministry
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian told a media briefing here that “China attaches high importance to Indian students' concerns about returning to China for studies.
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China Has No Plans To Replace Foreign Technology, Says Foreign Ministry
China has no plans to replace foreign technology, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said on Thursday, in response to a media report which said China was accelerating efforts to replace US technology.
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US Bullying Countries To Pick Sides, Attempt Will Not Succeed: China
The United States is bullying countries to pick sides over their ties to China, but such efforts will not succeed, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian told a news briefing on Friday.
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China, India To Deal With "Serious" Ladakh Conflict In "Just Manner": Beijing
China and India have agreed to deal with the "serious matter" caused by the conflict at the Galwan Valley in a "just manner" and both sides are in communication and coordination through diplomatic and military channels to de-escalate the tensions as soon as possible, a top Chinese official said today.
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"No 3rd Party Needed": China On Call Between PM Modi, Donald Trump Over Ladakh
China emphasised today that there was no need for the intervention of a "third party" to resolve its current standoff with India as the two neighbours have full-fledged border-related mechanisms and communication channels to sort out their differences through dialogue.
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Twitter Flags China Spokesman's Tweet on COVID-19
Twitter has flagged a tweet written in March by a Chinese government spokesman that suggested the US military brought the novel coronavirus to China, as the social media platform ramps up fact-checking of posts.
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US Says Chinese Hackers Might Be Targeting Coronavirus Researchers
China has defended its response to the virus, and Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian denied the government was involved in any attempt to steal virus-related data on Monday, after some media reported on the warning in advance.
