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Nations decide to maintain Social Distancing with China


Pandemic Virus has spread all nations in world. Some nations doing well in controlling the virus and some are not. The density of virus is purely depends on the actions taken by respective governments.
But it is sure that every nation is disturbing with coronavirus. At the same time, everyone is believed that China is the reason for spreading the virus. They are looking for chance to corner China in every International Forum.

Demand to probe on covid-19 virus origins:
Where the virus is comes from? How does it spread across the world? Australia has raised demand on investigation of coronavirus next week at the World Health Assembly. New Zealand backs Australia demand. United States has already doing own investigation on coronavirus eruption.

Supporting Taiwan:
Taiwan has been applauded internationally for quickly and effectively stemming the spread of the virus, and says it should have a platform to share its experiences with the world. China not agreed Taiwan to participate Taiwan separately because Dragon argued that Taiwan is part of its territory. But Taiwan should acknowledge in containing the pandemic virus. It is growing demand to back Taiwan’s entry at World Health Organization. Canada, Japan, UK, Germany, New Zealand support Taiwan in this regard. China can’t digest the developments going on around Taiwan. Despite the proximity to China, Taiwan has reported not even 500 cases with 7 deaths. Its success story is certainly message to world. China wants to obstruct Taiwan’s participation at WHO.

Maintaining Economic Distance with China:
United States and Japan have already doing it so. President Trump gave call to US entrepreneurs to evacuate China as early as possible. Japan has setup 2.2 billion dollars fund to pull Japanese companies out of China. It’s not just about companies out China it is about keeping Chinese Investments out from their companies. India also tightened the FDI rules just to keep out China from the race. PM Modi’s new campaign “Made Local Buy Local” is keeping China out from race.

Restrictions on Chinese Technology
Huawei is the most obvious target for all nations to stop Chinese Technology. United States extends ban on Huawei for one more year. Other nations would also follow US to check Chinese technology.

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