China Daily - 2018-03-31

• Russia expelling 60 US diplomats
• Leadership steps up fight on poverty
• Forum to gather global insights
• Serial killer gets death penalty for 11 murders
• All sides urged to ease nuclear issue
• Speedy cargo
• Candidates face a tight job market
• Italian kids enjoy books by Chinese kids at fair
• Li: China seeks to help Namibia grow
• More studying abroad in Belt, Road countries
• Beijing film festival nominees named
• Ties with W. Africa unaltered by ‘noise’
• Lawyers’ associatio­ns targeting malpractic­e
• Pigs help fight neural diseases
• Party historian has story untold
• Trade wars are never won, can we avert one now?
• DPRK has put the peace ball in US court
• Gun protests in US raise hope for positive change
• Looking East for learning in e-commerce
• Tax cuts to alleviate burden of enterprise­s
• Overseas operation boosts BOC profit
• Northeast regions to get more support
• Forum to open doors for business
• US policies are root cause of trade crisis
• Pork producers hoping for resolution as duties loom
• CRRC wary of long-term impact
• Cherry exporters still upbeat on prospects
• Georgia firms brace for dwindling business
• Huge Gaza rally as border tensions rise
• Trump says US to withdraw from Syria
• Sarkozy ordered to stand trial in corruption case
• US to seek social media details from all visa applicants
• LA takes to Chinese folk music
• Electricit­y finally lights up life on Elephanta island
• ‘Ring of steel’ to protect royal wedding
• HRS eases global business travel
• Viennese waltz comes to Beijing at Kempinski
• ‘Miracle doctor’ gives SIPG a rich edge
• KD’s return cut short in Warriors loss
• China Tour providing opportunit­ies for growth
• STORIES THAT CAPTIVATE THE WORLD
• The Beatles: A new documentar­y about their influence in China is coinciding with a Beijing exhibition to mark the 55th anniversar­y of the band’s first album.
• Devotion: Four doctors from the health center in the Bozader pastoral district in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region trek some hazardous paths to deliver medicine.
• Bodensee Kitchen: Michael Paingt, founder of the restaurant, who has taught Chinese how to appreciate bread puts more food on the table.
• Summer’s night tales gave birth to monsters
• Writer mines the riches of an ancient dynasty
• TRADITIONA­L CHINESE ARTS INTRODUCED TO VISITORS OF ATHENS ACROPOLIS MUSEUM
• Charity bike ride in Hangzhou looks to blossom
• Nightlife & Activities
• Should you be active or passive?
• Gifted, young violinist made his return to China

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