China Daily Global Edition (USA) - 2018-01-03

• Rail system to grow by 4,000 km in 2018
• Chinese currency hits new three-month high
• Macron’s state visit aims to promote cooperatio­n
• Measures taken to minimize SOEs’ overseas errors
• Beijing supports peninsula proposals
• Everybody dance!
• Supply-side reform
• US blocks sale of company to Ant Financial
• China is running a winning race against its poverty
• ‘Comfort women’ deal called into question
• Boat-motor maker opens Indiana facility
• Hatch to step down, Romney; could run for seat
• Lawyers get cross-border training for foreign cases
• ‘Spiritual’ teacher, ‘boatwoman’ keeps her students afloat
• Site of CPC founding gains crowds after 19th Congress, records show
• Vice-FM appointee expert on Asia affairs
• Mountainee­rs scale snowy peak to see in New Year
• Courts told to fix mistakes on entreprene­urs
• Legislator­s approve regional appointmen­ts
• Reform of prosecutio­n system to ensure justice
• Database to help boost insurance
• Train tickets for Spring Festival holiday rush go on sale
• Blizzards to sweep half the country Snow and rain to hit 23 regions; Beijing’s dry spell to continue
• Voice recordings back up sex claims
• Shared strollers appear in Wuhan parks
• Lightbulb candy hot online, but is it safe?
• ANOTHER KIND OF SPORTING CHALLENGE
• In Athens, Chinese students revel in all things Greek
• Art exhibition raises funds to feed homeless cats
• Drug debuts will help millions
• China’s commercial space industry prepares for liftoff
• Authoritie­s move to accelerate the approval of new drugs
• Knowledge and talent will always triumph
• ‘Dirty Street’ is now history
• The exam that changed a generation’s destiny
• Changes offer food for thought
• War of words between allies US-Pakistan relations are likely to worsen in this year, analysts say
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• 9 killed as inmates battle at Brazilian prison
• German parties at odds ahead of coalition talks
• Internal and external factors behind the protests in Iran
• Denying workers their wages is a crime
• Revised law will improve business environmen­t
• Green developmen­t index helps boost constructi­on of an ecological civilizati­on
• Duty of care must mean no livestream­ing
• Testing year ahead for Sino-US ties
• Cooperatio­n will boost China-Japan relations
• Mutual benefit is the hallmark of initiative led by China
• 2nd line of China-Russia oil link starts
• Overseas bond floats may increase
• Chinese ratings agencies gaining global influence
• Chinese smartphone makers post higher quarterly profits
• Self-driving cars just around the corner
• Industry value chain shifting to software
• China becoming focus of global automobile sector
• Global Fund eyes more cooperatio­n in war on disease

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