China giant pandas debut to much fanfare at Washington DC's zoo
China's newest diplomats have been unveiled to the US public. Three-year-old giant pandas Bao Li and Qing Bao have made their debut at the Smithsonian national zoo in the US capital. It’s part of a longstanding conservation partnership between the usually competitive superpowers.
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Cotton's pitch comes after the CIA switched its view on the origins of COVID-19 to the belief it likely originated from a Chinese lab leak.
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