Noun
a conference at which press and tv reporters ask questions of a politician or other celebrity
Source: WordNetA Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman, Zhao Lijian, defended the law at a news conference on Tuesday, saying that it would make a more “stable and harmonious” Hong Kong. Source: Internet
A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman, Zhao Lijian, accused the United States on Monday of “outright political repression” of Chinese scholars when asked at a news conference in Beijing about reports of detention threats made by Chinese officials. Source: Internet
Actress Cate Blanchett, who headed the jury, told a news conference that selection of the Silver Lion winner had been a “difficult decision to make” but that the choice of Kurosawa was “undeniable in that final assessment.” Source: Internet
A couple of them are individuals who have shown symptoms that cause some reason of concern that caused the team to do testing,” the health minister told journalists during a virtual news conference on Thursday, 9 April 2020. Source: Internet
A few weeks after the West Wing meeting, on a freezing afternoon two days before the spending-bill deadline, Libre and Americans for Prosperity held a news conference on the House Triangle facing the Capitol’s dome. Source: Internet
Addressing a crowded news conference in Delhi, Narain declared that he would at no cost leave the party. Source: Internet