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माओलाई 'अधिनायक' भनेपछि एम्बाप्पेले चीनसँग माफी मागे

फ्रान्सका फुटबल कप्तान किलियन एम्बाप्पेले चीनका पूर्व नेता माओ जेडोङलाई 'अधिनायक' भनेको विषयमा आएको आलोचनापछि मङ्गलबार चीनसँग माफी मागेका छन्। रोयटर्सका अनुसार पछि हटाइएको फ्रान्सेली पोडकास्टको भिडियोमा एम्बाप्पेले आफ्नो अनुहार 'चिनियाँ अधिनायक' को अनुहारमा जोडिएको मिमबारे बोलेका थिए। रातोपाटीका अनुसार उक्त अभिव्यक्तिका कारण चीनमा विरोध प्रदर्शन तीव्र बनेको छ।

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  1. China takes Mbappé’s apology seriously after companies drop football star over Mao remarks

    BEIJING: China has acknowledged football star Kylian Mbappé’s apology over remarks about former Chinese leader Mao Zedong, after at least three Chinese companies ended their commercial partnerships with the French forward. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said Wednesday that Beijing took the apology seriously. Beverage producer Dongpeng, dairy company Mengniu and cheese maker Milkground announced […]

  2. Mbappe seeks to defuse anger in China after Mao 'dictator' comment

    France soccer captain Kylian Mbappe apologised to China on Tuesday after a fierce backlash over his comments referring to late Chinese leader Mao Zedong as a dictator, underscoring how swiftly global celebrities can come unstuck, Reuters reported. In a video on a French podcast that has since been taken down, Mbappe is heard discussing a funny meme where his face had been photoshopped on to that of "some guy — I think he's a Chinese dictator"."During a recent interv

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