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the guardian today Monday 09 Apr 2018 Headlines More » Police cuts 'likely contributed' to rise in violent crime, leaked report reveals Leaked Home Office documents undermine Amber Rudd's claim that police cuts were not to blame for increase in violent offending Hungary's Viktor Orbán secures another term with resounding win Trump: 'big price to pay' for Syria chemical weapons attack Revolutionary musical Hamilton takes home seven Olivier awards Facebook to contact 87 million users affected by data breach 'A daft waste of time': Labour pours scorn on new centrist party Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Silo demolition in Denmark goes wrong and crushes cultural centre No one injured when 53-metre high silo fell the wrong way, but library and music school crushed When stag nights go wrong Antonio Banderas: 'I don't want to live my life like I'm already dead' These Americans are trapped in their jobs: they need to pay $10,000 to quit | Terri Gerstein Daily Mail's Quentin Letts accused of 'racist attitude' in theatre review Patrick Reed: a Masters champion unlikely to win a popularity contest Sport More » Patrick Reed wins Masters after holding off challenges from Fowler and Spieth Belgian cyclist Michael Goolaerts dies after heart attack in Paris-Roubaix Sebastian Vettel wins in Bahrain after Kimi Raikkonen runs over mechanic Comment is free More » Don't expect the west to act on Syria's latest horror | Matthew d'Ancona Opportunity knocks for a new party. But will anybody dare open the door? | Andrew Rawnsley Entebbe reminds us that we now live in a world without heroes | Nick Cohen Culture More » Bob Honey Who Just Do Stuff by Sean Penn – digested read Mean Girls review – Tina Fey's comedy hits Broadway with a soft landing The free-love cult that terrorised America – and became Netflix's latest must-watch Business More » Homebase's Australian boss flies in to tour troubled DIY chain Firms touted as 'top employers' for women pay them less than men Technology More » News of Facebook's secret tool to delete executive messages caps days of chaos Researchers develop device that can 'hear' your internal voice Travel More » Our man in Havana: music, mojitos and swearing in Spanish Dordogne holiday guide: what to see plus the best restaurants and hotels Life and style More » How to eat: lasagne Headlines making you anxious? Delay reading them | Oliver Burkeman

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Global Times Daily Newsletter 20180409

2018-04-09

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Editor's Picks

China center of Asia economic integration on China

Asian regional economic integration shifted to center on China in 2017, based on previous arduous efforts and strong support from other Asian countries, according to a report on Asian competitiveness released by the Boao Forum for Asia (BFA) on Sunday.

• US tariffs won't hurt China's IPRs, manufacturing: experts
• Make clear bottom line on Taiwan question
• Asia needs to be wary of militarism revival in Japan

In-Depth

Letting it all hang out

Wang Suzhong, 89, is probably the most famous nude model among all the university art departments in Sichuan Province.

China

• Fujian bans 4 people from State jobs for deserting army
• China to expand testing 'sea rice' to turn millions of hectares to arable land
• Software-based sat to be launched

Op-Ed

• Despite diplomatic challenges in Sisi's 2nd term, China-Egypt ties will remain stable
• Opening-up key for global economic growth
• A common rise: future of Sino-Russian relations

Business

• Chinese firms can tap into Angola's market
• Chongqing to spend $14b on transport
• Brazil proposal to solve sugar spat meets resistance

World

• Hungary PM Orban expected to win third term in critical polls
• Israeli defense minister says 'no naive people' in Hamas-run Gaza Strip
• Suspected chemical attack in Syria sparks global outrage

Life

• Actress Susan Anspach of 'Five Easy Pieces' passes away at 75
• Sotheby's HK spring auction sales reach a total of $466.5m
• Holiday blowout

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It is essential for the White House to adopt a fair attitude and understanding toward Sino-US trade. Furthermore, it is a transition that is expected from the business community and the public on both sides.

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Spring 2018: SBE Advisory Committee Meeting

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Breaking: Pentagon denies conducting air strikes in Syria after alleged chemical attack

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The Guardian today - Australia edition

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the guardian today - Australia edition Monday 09 Apr 2018 Headlines More » Turnbull on defensive after Coalition's 30th straight Newspoll loss Prime minister 'certainly regrets' referring to Tony Abbott's poor showing in survey in 2015 'Bizarre' Naplan writing test measures 'all the wrong things', US expert says Trump: 'big price to pay' for Syria chemical weapons attack Silo demolition in Denmark goes wrong and crushes cultural centre Trump fought against fitting of sprinklers in apartment where man died One of Queensland's largest irrigators expected to be charged with fraud Commonwealth Games 2018 More » Visually impaired and aged 71, meet the athlete bowling over rivals Despite her age, Sue Curran is a relative newcomer to the sport of lawn bowls, yet is competing at her second Commonwealth Games Sport More » Patrick Reed wins Masters after holding off challenges from Fowler and Spieth After predictable season, the A-League finals offer potential surprises Simple reasons behind Warriors' surprise rise to top of NRL ladder Belgian cyclist Michael Goolaerts dies after heart attack in Paris-Roubaix Sebastian Vettel wins in Bahrain after Kimi Raikkonen runs over mechanic Culture More » 'Something for the man cave': rich pickings as Russell Crowe's divorce auction nets $3.7m 'We underestimated Gurrumul': an unlikely career on the edge of two worlds Molly Ringwald says The Breakfast Club is troubling in #MeToo era Comment is free More » Context always matters when reporting on antisemitism | Paul Chadwick Minimal scents smell of nothing but hypocrisy | David Mitchell If only we could revive the fruitful tension between Martin Luther King and Malcolm X | Kenan Malik Life and style More » Almost all violent extremists share one thing: their gender Country Women's Association's territory bouillabaisse recipe Our man in Havana: music, mojitos and swearing in Spanish Technology More » News of Facebook's secret tool to delete executive messages caps days of chaos Researchers develop device that can 'hear' your internal voice Science More » Humans produce new brain cells throughout their lives, say researchers DNA is not our destiny; it's just a very useful tool | Ewan Birney Environment More » BP plan to drill in Great Australian Bight risked 750km oil spill, documents show Birdpocalypse? Thousands of corellas cause havoc after swooping on Adelaide Video More » Corellas invade Australian suburb in their thousands – video Police attempt to reach man who climbed Sydney Harbour Bridge without permission – video Splutters, pants, hacks and rasps: the new Australian opera that experiments with voice – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Commonwealth Games: medal table for Gold Coast 2018 Find out how all the competing nations are performing on the Gold Coast Hard times have come for the Coalition and nothing will change | Katharine Murphy Antonio Banderas: 'I don't want to live my life like I'm already dead' Indian runaway train takes 1,000 passengers on engineless journey Charles Waterstreet declares bankruptcy and faces losing licence An annotated guide to Malcolm Turnbull's 2015 speech challenging Tony Abbott | Greg Jericho Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396