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On May 1, groups of radicals flouted a ban on social gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic, staging illegal assemblies and hurling gasoline bombs at police vehicles. The radical protests have laid bare the ill intentions of the violent forces and the behind-the-scene plotters, organizers and instigators to drag Hong Kong into an abyss, a spokesperson for the office said in a statement.

On Friday, Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuetngor received a letter from Chan expressing his willingness to turn himself in to Taiwan authorities to face murder charges.

On Monday, more states lifted restrictions, including Michigan, where Governor Gretchen Whitmer has stayed firm with one of the nation's toughest lockdowns despite protests from Republican opponents and armed protests at the statehouse.

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On Monday, Lam said that the dialogue platform had been officially launched.

On Sunday, Abe's ruling coalition of the Liberal Democratic Party and Komeito, secured 71 out of the 124 seats up for grabs in the 245-member House of Councilors. Abe will become the nation's longest-serving prime minister in November.

On Jan 28, the authorities guaranteed a daily supply of at least 3 million masks to 1,000 pharmacies throughout Shanghai. However, this resulted in long lines forming outside pharmacies, which could not only cause panic but also increase the risk of cross-infection.

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On May 12, 2015, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the future site of the industrial park, the largest cooperation project between the two countries, Yaroshenko recalled.

On March 17, Simone, one of the three owners of the Italian restaurant Bucciano in Chengdu, promoted a pizza night on the social media platform WeChat.

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On January 23, a court in Central China's Henan province dismissed a suit filed by the family of a smoker who died of a heart attack after an argument with a man who asked him to stop smoking in a lift.

On June 4, the village board of Mount Pleasant – approximately 30 miles south of Milwaukee – voted 6 to 1 to declare about 2,800 acres of farmland and several dozen homes in the community of about 26,000 "blighted'', allowing it to use eminent domain to obtain property from holdout landowners in the area.