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Global Times Daily Newsletter 20180212

2018-02-12

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Editor's Picks

China, US seek consensus

The visit of China's top diplomat to the US reflects China's concerns over the escalation of Sino-US friction on trade and the current situation on the Korean Peninsula, and shows China is actively safeguarding bilateral ties under the circumstances, experts said.

• Police asks Tibetans to inform on Dalai clique
• China sticks with its own Qomolangma measurement
• Fewer trips at start of Spring Festival's travel rush home

In-Depth

That's the ticket

Through the increased application and implementation of technology at railway stations, this year's Spring Festival travelers should experience greater convenience and better service on their nearly 400 million trips by train.

China

• Netizens slam US for stock losses
• Zhejiang U's quadruped robot 'reaches world class'
• China grants passes to prisoners for Spring Festival

Op-Ed

• Democracy: A Western tool for domination
• After coalition, challenges stare at Merkel
• Moon's new plan seeks to rope in North Korea

Business

• Africa will disdain responding to West's China smears
• US yet to suffer full effect of damaging Trump policies
• Return of talent enriches southern city

World

• Moon watches concert with Kim's sister
• Four elephants killed in train collision in northeast India
• Hand in hand

Life

• China's fast-growing animation industry making baby steps
• Nearly James Bond movie star, ex-US envoy to Mexico John Gavin dies at home in Beverly Hills
• Herrera bows out

Sports

• US teen Gerard makes history
• Real coach Zidane delighted at big victory
• Pelicans beat Nets in double OT

Metro Beijing

• CNY trumps Christmas
• Popping the 'Beijing bubble'
• Young Chinese increasingly drawn to Thai pop culture and traditions

Metro Shanghai

• Chinese ID cards now required for fireworks
• To wear or not to wear thermal underwear is the question
• Shanghai sees mass departure of travelers ahead of Chinese New Year

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We caution all Chinese enterprises doing business in Africa that Western media and intelligence agencies are scrutinizing Sino-African cooperation with the intention to tarnish China.

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