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The Former Japanese prime minister had warned of the serious consequences of Beijing taking the ‘wrong path’ over the self-ruled island. China’s foreign ministry summoned Japan’s ambassador in Beijing for an “emergency meeting” on Wednesday evening after former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said neither his country nor the United States could stand by if China attacked Taiwan. Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Hua Chunying called Abe’s remarks “erroneous” and a violation of basic norms of relations between China and Japan in the meeting with ambassador Hideo Tarumi, according to a statement from China’s foreign ministry. Abe’s comments “openly challenged China’s sovereignty and gave brazen support to Taiwan independence forces”, it cited Hua as saying. Speaking during a virtual address with the Institute for National Policy Research, a think-tank in Taiwan, Abe on Wednesday warned of the serious security and economic consequences of any Chinese military action against Taiwan and

Researchers from the United States determined that it can stay up to three days on plastic and stainless steel. The importance of disinfection. Disinfecting surfaces is another important strategy to curb the coronavirus and a new study will confirm this. Research by the National Institutes of Health and several American universities such as the University of California Los Angeles and Princeton University evaluated how long the virus survives in different materials. Coronavirus The researchers found that the virus can live for two to three days on plastic and stainless steel surfaces. In others, such as cardboard, up to 24 hours. In copper, less: four. And it was also detectable in aerosols in up to three hours. These results provide key information about the stability of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus , which causes COVID-19 , and also how people can get it from the air and from touching contaminated objects. And it also allowed scientists to compare this coronavir

In the beginning, the US President underestimated the pandemic. But the economy is destroying itself and now it seeks to install an epic tale. He is afraid of losing his reelection in November. President Donald Trum p initially downplayed the coronavirus epidemic: Comparing it to the simple flu, he said there would soon be a few cases in the United States and called it a "farce" orchestrated by the Democratic opposition. But as the days passed, and the reports of the scientists alerted on the advance of the outbreak, Trump was turning his narrative. He went on to describe it as a "war" situation caused by an external enemy (which he always names with xenophobic overtones as "a Chinese virus") and enforced rules that are used in extreme contexts. This Wednesday, it invoked the Production Protection Law - a war-time act - to guarantee the manufacture of key supplies and also suspended foreclosures and evictions. A day before, he had