Beijing Review

A Mad Mission

he pandemonium in coronavirus origins-tracing led by the U.S. intelligence community has culminated in a somewhat subdued ending. On October 29, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence released “a declassified assessment on the origins of COVID-19,” said to be an update of its previous report issued in August. Nevertheless, the content proved basically the same as that of its predecessor, determining

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