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8.06am BST

Despite strong efforts, Taiwan did not get invited to this week’s meeting of a key World Health Organization body due to Chinese pressure, its foreign minister has said, adding they had agreed to put the issue off until later this year.

Non-WHO member Taiwan had been lobbying to take part in the World Health Assembly, which opens later on Monday.

Despite all our efforts and an unprecedented level of international support, Taiwan has not received an invitation to take part.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expresses deep regret and strong dissatisfaction that the World Health Organization Secretariat has yielded to pressure from the Chinese government and continues to disregard the right to health of the 23 million people of Taiwan.

Understandably, countries want to use the limited time available to concentrate on ways of containing the pandemic.

For this reason, like-minded nations and diplomatic allies have suggested that the proposal be taken up later this year when meetings will be conducted normally, to make sure there will be full and open discussion.

7.49am BST

Hungary’s government will submit a proposal to parliament on 26 May to end its special coronavirus emergency powers, hirtv.hu quoted prime minister Viktor Orban’s chief of staff as saying late on Sunday.

Gergely Gulyas said parliament would take a few days to pass the bill, which will end the much-criticised emergency powers by early June.