Global Times Daily Newsletter 20180307

2018-03-07

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Editor's Picks

Koreas agree to hold leaders' summit in April

North and South Korea have agreed to hold their leaders' meeting in the end of April at the joint security area of Panmunjom.

• Chinese army has right to build at Sino-Indian border: analyst
• UN should back new inter-Korean rapport
• NDRC mulls tougher subway rules

In-Depth

Yoga nation

Chinese people's impression of India, however, is not always that upbeat. Overwhelmed by negative news about rapes, slums and sewage, the Chinese used to see India as a dirty, disorderly and backward third-world nation. But the situation is dramatically changing, as more and more Bollywood films win the hearts of Chinese audiences and erase some misunderstandings, presenting a more wholesome glimpse into modern India.

China

• South China Sea marine park proposed
• Islamic group hails Ningxia's progress on Muslim rights
• Talking Tough

Op-Ed

• India using Vietnam to access West Pacific
• Defense budget accords with China's needs
• Will Sino-US cooperation boost Donald Trump's chance to win re-election?

Business

• VTZs can be China's answer to global protectionism
• China needs better security for overseas projects
• CSRC to ease domestic listings for unicorns

World

• Trump faces pushback on new tariffs
• UK police probe apparent poisoning of ex-Russian spy
• Saudi women take the wheel

Life

• Bright future
• 'Unprecedented'
• Awards aftermath

Sports

• Gaitan move to Dalian not taxed: CFA
• Serena has high expectations
• James powers Cavs

Metro Beijing

• Penetrating preconceptions
• Dianping Pearls outshine Michelin stars
• Word matters

Metro Shanghai

• Shanghai bus driver returns lost money to owner
• Safety is the most important thing for takeout food couriers
• AmCham Shanghai's Women's Executive Network hosts WeForShe conference

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Daily Quote:

The US should give up its fantasy of bringing North Korea to its knees. Trump's team may think it is their maximum pressure that caused Pyongyang's change. But the reality is that North Korea now has an intercontinental ballistic missile that can allegedly hit targets in the US. No one can intimidate anyone. Negotiation is the only way out.

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