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US diplomats in China complained that Chinese authorities subjected them to this inconvenient testing method for the coronavirus.&nbsp;Join Our Telegram channel here:&nbsp;On Thursday, after it was reported that Washington was concerned about the practice, China denied that it was subjecting American diplomats to anal swab tests to determine their COVID-19 status.In a briefing with reporters, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said:&nbsp;“As far as I know, China has never asked U.S. diplomats station in China to do anal swabLast week,&nbsp;&nbsp;reported that U.S. officials spoke about the complaints of some American personnel in China that Chinese authorities required from them to take anal swab tests for the coronavirus.This testing practice was popularized last month by Chinese authorities, as a way to identify carriers of the disease that may test negative from less invasive throat and nasal swabs.Yet, due to the inconvenience and extremely invasive nature, the method has reportedly received pushback.In response to the complaints about the tests, State Department spokesperson said the department was “committed to guaranteeing the safety and security of American diplomats and their families while preserving their dignity, consistent with the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations as well as other relevant diplomatic law provisions.”Relations between Washington and Beijing became largely confrontational under the Trump administration and continued in the same fashion under the new administration as well, so they are at one of the lowest points in the history of the two countries’ relationship.Biden administration officials have discussed this relationship of extreme competition with China, concern over human rights abuses, and assertive military actions in the Indo-Pacific.Yet, they have also been interested in cooperation when it comes to global challenges, such as climate change, combating COVID-19, and preventing nuclear weapons proliferation.Join Our Telegram channel here:&nbsp;Source:Check AlsoRecent Tech NewsPopular PostsMost CommentedRecent CommentsLog InPlease consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker

US diplomats in China complained that Chinese authorities subjected them to this inconvenient testing method for the coronavirus.&nbsp;Join Our Telegram channel here:&nbsp;On Thursday, after it was reported that Washington was concerned about the practice, China denied that it was subjecting American diplomats to anal swab tests to determine their COVID-19 status.In a briefing with reporters, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said:&nbsp;“As far as I know, China has never asked U.S. diplomats station in China to do anal swabLast week,&nbsp;&nbsp;reported that U.S. officials...

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