'One thing is certain - political infighting will continue, which is exhausting US strength in dealing with domestic and global issues.
#China mocks us full
'If Biden could bring his diplomatic skills into full play and be more courageous, like lowering some tariffs imposed on China, he may confront huge pressure temporarily,' Ai wrote. The author quoted Xu Liang, an associate professor at the School of International Relations of the Beijing International Studies University, as arguing 'that the declining US is trapped in a predicament where the best option is to apologize.'īiden was described as 'disappointing his people', in particular with his handling of the COVID pandemic, which the paper said was little better than his predecessor's. 'Worse, he cannot even win enough support from his own party to get a green light for his plan.' 'His apology does not make any sense, as he has no plan to fulfill his promises and no guarantee to make sure that his commitment won't be toppled by the next administration. Read all the Latest News, Breaking News and Coronavirus News here.Biden's six-day trip to Europe will release an estimated two million pounds of carbon dioxide into the atmosphereīiden's inability to win over even Democrats to back his proposals was laughed at by the author. While the US recently announced expanded efforts, China donated domestically made vaccines to desperate governments. In May, China delivered 100,000 donated doses of Sinopharm’s vaccine to Trinidad and Tobago.īeijing has not disclosed an overall figure for its vaccine donations, but Reuters calculations based on publicly available data show that at least 16.82 million doses had been delivered by early June.īoth the US and China have been working hard to establish their influence globally through vaccine donations and Covid-19 drugs to third-world countries that are facing shortage. “Little was given, but much was spoken on it,” Xinhua said. “We believe that every vaccine counts,” the embassy said.Ĭhinese state media outlets including the Global Times and China Daily took delight at the sarcastic comments generated by the embassy tweet. Typically, a vial contains five or six doses. On Monday, the US Embassy in Port of Spain said on Twitter that its donation to Trinidad and Tobago includes 80 vials of the Pfizer vaccine. USA Donates Vaccines to Trinidad and Tobago /5S0OTQfJU5 US President Joe Biden said last week that Washington will donate half a billion doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to the world’s poorest countries, on top of 80 million doses it has already pledged to donate by the end of June.
embassy Twitter statement announcing the donation. “Would this be selected for the Worst Public Relations Award of the Year?” the official Xinhua news agency said on Wednesday in an article on WeChat, which compiled more than 10 mocking tweets by other social media users under a U.S. Striking a blow for China’s so-called vaccine diplomacy, state media have mocked the United States for calling attention to its donation of 80 vials of COVID-19 vaccines to Trinidad and Tobago.
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