Global Times Daily Newsletter 20180503

2018-05-03

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Editor's Picks

Premier to put Japan ties on track in visit

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang will visit Japan next week to attend the China-Japan-South Korea summit, leading experts to suggest the meeting will boost the recovery of trilateral ties, challenge trade protectionism and push detente on the Korean Peninsula.

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In-Depth

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China

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Op-Ed

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• History in Capital and Capital in history

Business

• Lessons from history show that China can benefit from pursuing civil-military integration
• China must persuade US to abandon unfair 301 probe at talks
• China, Japan must stand together for open trade

Life

• 'Women in Beijing'
• 'Mostly Lost'
• 'Us and Them' takes No.1

Metro Beijing

• Protect yourself, know your rights
• Word matters
• Pregnant pooches

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Daily Quote:

North Korea has also shown enthusiasm for developing traditional friendship with China. North Korean leader Kim Jong-un met Song Tao, head of the international liaison department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China twice recently and visited injured Chinese tourists after a bus crash on a North Korean highway. These interactions make people optimistic about the prospects of bilateral relations.

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