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2021-01-05 Editor's Picks China vaccinates up to thousands every day as winter spurs COVID-19 spread More Chinese cities have begun mass COVID-19 vaccinations after the New Year holidays as China has approved its domestically produced vaccine for general use and expanded its scope of vaccination during the winter and spring seasons with the country soon embracing its largest holiday travel season by mid-February. Wang’s Africa visit reflects post-COVID ties US faces 'systemic crisis' as Trump's election fraud farce continues To Karen Pierce, beating China, Russia comes ahead of fighting virus in UK In-Depth Vaccination mobilization With China's first domestically produced COVID-19 vaccine getting conditional approval for general use, local health systems throughout China have unveiled public vaccination campaigns starting with the high-risk groups, aiming to administer shots to millions of people before the travel rush of Spring Festival holidays. China China's DF-17 hypersonic missile seen to get stealth upgrade, reports show Super spreaders, 'fake negatives' become major test for China before Spring Festival Tibetan 'government-in-exile' elects 'leader' under rising uncertainty, won't affect China's policy in region Op-Ed China-Africa unity sees friendship of new era US factor should not be magnified in China’s relations with other countries Overloaded West faces crisis of democracy Source Chinese cities strengthen auto parts checks after COVID-19 found in a Daimler unit in Beijing NYSE move limited impact China-EU trade seen expanding 2-3% in ’21, buoyed by trains World ‘Almost certain’ decision against Assange Biden, Trump descend on Georgia UK’s Brexit plans to be tested Life Sweet days ahead Seeking justice Protection of ancient cliff paintings, carvings goes digital in China Sports Warriors blast Blazers Barca down Huesca Ronaldo lifts Juve Daily Quote: The US and its major European allies need to sort out their social governance methods and face up to the weaknesses that are not conducive to dealing with major public crises. Global Times This email was sent to marioalbertobenedetto@gmail.com why did I get this?    unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences Global Times · 7th Floor, Topnew Tower · 15 Guanghua Rd · Beijing, Beijing 100026 · China ResponderEncaminhar

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Mais uma vez, China puxou as exportações brasileiras em 2020

Mais uma vez, China puxou as exportações brasileiras em 2020: A soja, principal produto de exportação do Brasil em valores, apesar de não ter superado o recorde em volume de 2018, teve um crescimento nos embarques de 13% ante 2019, para 83 milhões de toneladas, contando com a firme demanda chinesa