Alliance of 8 countries form to counter China, led by the United States

Alliance of 8 countries form to counter China, led by the United States China has created an international challenge by spreading corona...

Alliance of 8 countries form to counter China, led by the United States

China has created an international challenge by spreading coronavirus around the world. This is the claim of America. Repeatedly, US President Donald Trump has claimed that China has spread coronavirus. This time 8 countries of the world came together to form the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance or IPAC to counter China. Led by the United States.

Alliance of 8 countries form to counter China, led by the United States

On Friday, eight leaders of those eight countries came together to form this international alliance. The purpose of this alliance is to protect international trade, security, and human rights. China has warned the United States against opposing Hong Kong's national security bill.

Donald Trump added that the Chinese government was undermining Hong Kong's long-standing pride. Later, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said, "China will retaliate strongly if someone obstructs any Chinese activities." He added that China's internal activities would affect China-US relations for America's interference.

This time IPAC has been formed at the initiative of America to teach China a lesson. The coalition includes US lawmaker Marco Rubio, a Florida Republican senator, Miriam Lexman, a member of the European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, US Democrat Bob Menendez, former Japanese Defense Minister General Nakatani and British MP, Sir Ian Duncan Smith. Among them are Australian Senator Kimberly Kitching, Canadian MP Garnett Genius, German MP Michael Brand, Lithuanian MP Mantas Adomenas, Dutch MP Arne Weverling, and Norwegian MP Michael Tetzchener.

Meanwhile, the alliance is also looking at the spread of Coronavirus around the world as a major issue. Note that Australia is the first country to demand an investigation for the coronavirus. He told Maurice Pine, the country's foreign minister, that the cause of the outbreak was urgent and needed to be investigated impartially. Countries that supported the draft included India, Japan, Britain, South Korea, Brazil, and Canada.