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China's COVID-19 disinformation push, aided by Canadian group, raises concerns about next pandemic

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Editor, Senior Moderator
China's COVID-19 disinformation push, aided by Canadian group, raises concerns about next pandemic
As it claims to have snuffed out local transmission of COVID-19, the regime is casting the pandemic in a dramatically new light
Tom Blackwell
Last Updated
March 28, 2020
7:00 AM EDT


It’s safe to say China’s foreign ministry does not often pay much attention to obscure Canadian research organizations run by conspiracy theorists.

But earlier this month the ministry’s spokesman tweeted in English not once but three times about two surprising articles from the Montreal-based Centre for Research on Globalisation...
 
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