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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has asserted that “there is nothing to support the claim that China is using COVID-19 to expand its presence in the South China Sea.” (Photo: UN pHoto)

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has asserted that “there is nothing to support the claim that China is using COVID-19 to expand its presence in the South China Sea.” (Photo: UN pHoto)

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has asserted that “there is nothing to support the claim that China is using COVID-19 to expand its presence in the South China Sea.” (Photo: UN pHoto)

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: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has asserted that “there is nothing to support the claim that China is using COVID-19 to expand its presence in the South China Sea.” (Photo: UN pHoto)

: Chinese President Xi Jinping insists that China has always provided information to the WHO and the world “in a most timely fashion.” (Photo: UN PHOTO)

: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the China-India border in early July, during the spat between China and India. (Photo: Prime Minister’s office, India)

: The USS Chief in the East China Sea. (Photo: U.S. Navy photo by James Greeves)

: While the U.S. navy was fighting COVID-19, the Chinese sortied their aircraft carrier Liaoning, shown here, and her escorts through Taiwanese waters in April and May out into the Western Pacific. (Photo: Tyg728)

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