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Politics won't give us facts of coronavirus origin

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By Ikenna Emewu
| CGTN Verified
Getty Getty Editor's note: Ikenna Emewu is a journalist and editor-in-chief of Africa China Economy Magazine, Nigeria. His primary research interests are China's international relations and "socialism with Chinese characteristics." The article reflects the author's opinions and not necessarily the views of CGTN. COVID-19 has been one major strenuous global-scale health challenge that has confronted the entire humanity in the past century.
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Unholy Spin: Xi Endorses ‘Religious Rights’ In Tibet

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By William Echols, Ikenna Emewu
| Polygraph.Info Verified
On July 21, Chinese president and general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Xi Jinping made the first official presidential visit to Tibet in decades. Chinese state media extensively covered the unannounced visit, repeatedly referring to the trip as an “inspection.” Chinese state media noted the visit corresponded with what it called “the 70th anniversary of Tibet's peaceful liberation,” repeatedly asserting that the region has since seen social and economic improvements.
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Nigeria: Reviving World Trade Amid Covid-19

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By Ikenna Emewu
| AllAfrica
Lagos — Ikenna Emewu writes that Okonjo-Iweala has a tough task ahead as director-general of the WTO After USA announced the endorsement of Nigerian renowned economist and former finance minister, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala for the World Trade Organisation (WTO) top job, it is as good as done that she is director-general designate of the WTO. The coast cleared for her ascendance after her only contender and trade minister of South Korea, Yoo Myung-hee backed out from the race early February.
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