Global Times Daily Newsletter 20180426

2018-04-26

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Editor's Picks

China welcomes trade talks

The forthcoming visit of top US economic advisers to China represents a good attempt on the part of the Trump administration to bring China-US trade relations back to track.

• General Secretary Xi stresses importance of The Communist Manifesto
• Geological data made public by new ministry for first time
• Upcoming trade negotiations a tough job

In-Depth

Dealing in AIDS

Over the past four years, Cheng has been to Thailand at least 30 times. In 2003, the Chinese government began providing free antiretroviral treatment for citizens living with HIV/AIDS, but many who suffered from side effects (or for other reasons) instead turn to neighboring Asian countries for the drugs, creating big business opportunities for agents like Cheng.

China

• Firm eyes State media tie-up for positive game
• Law to punish glorifying WWII invasion
• Notice forces Shandong officials to give details on social activities

Op-Ed

• Europe looks to exploit US-China trade spat
• North Korea halts nuclear program in preparation for economic gains
• How China, Japan can cooperate on B&R

Business

• Opening-up offers opportunity for African nations
• China won't falter in pursuit of two-way opening-up of economy, finance sector
• Global partnerships can help China in AI race

Life

• Seasonal flavors
• Final fight
• CinemaCon delights

Metro Beijing

• We must say no to subway harassment
• Word matters
• Futuristic shopping

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Daily Quote:

The US delegation is welcomed to China for talks and it's believed the Chinese side will also show its sincerity. But we shouldn't have any illusions. It is not a big deal even if no agreement is reached.

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