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China: Latest Science Points to US as Origin of Covid-19! (24.4.2025)

The U.S. has repeatedly tried to shift blame and smear China concerning the origin of the novel coronavirus, fully exposing the sinister face of politicizing scientific issues. This approach has been derided by the scientific community, and the conspiracy to contain China through this approach will not succeed, the spokesperson added.

The spokesperson said that currently, an increasing number of clues and evidence point to novel coronavirus appearing earlier in the U.S., indicating that future tracing efforts should be carried out in the U.S..

The spokesperson urged the U.S. side to immediately cease smearing and attacking China, face its own issues, and offer a sincere and accountable explanation to people of the world and the international community.

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China Firmly Opposes Certain US Politicians Smearing PRC’s Anti-Drug Efforts! (19.12.2024)

The proposed legislation includes the creation of a U.S. task force to combat narcotics trafficking and provisions that would enable sanctions against Chinese entities, the Voice of America reported.

Lin emphasized that China is among the most resolute countries in implementing anti-drug policies, with comprehensive measures and a strong track record. It is also one of the countries with the most controlled substances and the strictest regulations in the world. China’s anti-drug authorities have always strictly enforced the law to combat the loss of precursor chemicals and ensure that relevant enterprises operate legally and in compliance with regulations.

The Chinese side firmly opposes certain American politicians distorting facts, spreading false information, and smearing China’s efforts in drug control, Lin added.

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Solid Investigation Exposes Western Fabrication of “Forced Labour” Fallacy! (21.10.2023)

Some biased Western media sources promoted the spread of the “forced labour” accusation by employing several tactics, including “criminalizing” the Chinese government, demonizing China’s poverty alleviation policies, stigmatizing assistance measures for transfer employment, distorting service work for labour transfer employment, and attacking China by citing misleading and tendentious claims, according to the article.

Tuersun Aibai also found that when hyping up the “forced labour” smear, a considerable number of the Xinjiang-related stories cited anti-China politicians and scholars to support their narratives, while lacking field research and in the absence of first-hand information.

“Their stories and quotes, without investigating the actual situation on the ground in Xinjiang, lack verifiability,” the expert wrote.

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