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'Promote international co-operation in health': UK and China hint at opportunity for COP Summits

26 March 2020 • 4 min read

Boris Johnson and Xi Jinping agree to continued co-operation in face of coronavirus crisis and hint at plans for climate and biodiversity summits

The UK and Chinese governments have hinted they remain keen to host this autumn's crucial UN Climate and Biodiversity Summits in the face of growing speculation both gatherings may have to be postponed...

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