
G7 calls for new study into origins of Covid and voices concern on China
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World leaders attending the Group of Seven summit issued a call for a new study into the origins of Covid-19, including in China, after an initial report was deemed lacking because Beijing had refused to cooperate.
They also agreed to speak out against human rights abuses in China, a matter that had been hotly debated behind closed doors over the course of the three-day summit. The leaders also singled out Russia as harboring networks that have conducted ransomware attacks wreaking havoc on critical systems, saying countries must do more to address criminal activity within their borders.More Related News

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