Global Times Daily Newsletter 20180201

2018-02-01

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Editor's Picks

May eyes education link

China and the UK appear set to expand their already deep ties in the education and culture as British Prime Minister Theresa May kicked off her tour of China with a visit to a university in Wuhan, Central China's Hubei Province on Wednesday.

• No rift between Pope and advisors: Vatican
• China market fairer after 4 decades of reform: economist
• Foreign ministry welcomes Indian FM appointment

In-Depth

Droning on and on

As the US moves closer toward the possibility that it will loosen restrictions on foreign arms sales, India is looking closely.

China

• Internet laws prevent cybersecurity problems
• China's nuclear monitors certified
• China urges crackdown on subversive activities in coastal areas

Op-Ed

• In key speech, Trump fixes rival tag on China
• China, US influencing each other's policies
• Time for US to show goodwill in China ties

Business

• May's visit signals 'exciting business opportunities' ahead for China-UK relationship
• China, UK can work together in third countries
• Online lenders join gold rush into SE Asia

World

• Trump touts hardline immigration policies
• Trump postpones Russia sanctions
• Diesel fumes tested on humans

Life

• Baby loves you
• 'Ferrymania'
• First black superhero

Sports

• Rising star Li aims to extend streak
• Arsenal buy Aubameyang
• Harden makes history

Metro Beijing

• Artist Han Shuo talks about his thoughts on freehand figure traditional Chinese painting
• China stops recycling the world's waste
• To study in the UK or the US?

Metro Shanghai

• Shanghai to develop into a global tourism city
• Fire rages in historical Jing'an disrict building
• Word Matters

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Daily Quote:

The international community's unwillingness to help "Make America Great Again" will undermine Washington's accomplishments, if any.

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