Global Times - 2016-08-29

• Olympic team charms HK
• Saudi prince visit eyes vast Chinese oil export market
• China- Japan rivalry spills into Africa
• Digging deep
• Stories on the go
• Xi- Obama meeting chance to set right course
• Economy can’t ease Northeast Asian tensions
• N. Korea fires back at UN over missile tests
• Talk show goes offline under alleged pressure from Canada
• Trump’s border wall plan infeasible: experts
• Ethnic peace talks test Suu Kyi
• Obstacles continue to stall China- Vatican ties: experts
• Xi calls for turning China into global aviation power
• Chinese actors vastly overpaid to the tune of 100m yuan: report
• Gansu police arrest man for 11 rapes and murders dating back to 1988
• Authoritie­s and universiti­es prepare freshmen against con games
• 40 dead as Turkish shelling, air raids strike Syrian civilians
• Germany projects 300,000 asylum seekers will arrive this year
• Bangladesh hunts for more extremists as Kerry arrives
• Philippine extremists stage mass jailbreak
• SHATTERED HERITAGE
• Man knocks out Internet to stop awkward photos
• Burkina Faso bans big buttocks beauty contest
• Sino- US ties will be shaped by interactio­ns
• Telecom fraud public enemy of global social governance
• Time for Japan to step up and act responsibl­y in managing China ties
• Data surge gives telecom room to drop outdated roaming charges
• African Union’s successes belie critics’ claims
• Chinese students run up against invisible walls on US campuses
• ROCK TO THE TOP
• Animated film ‘ Havoc in Heaven’ becomes China’s first original pop- up book
• Song and Yuan painting collection­s on display at BIBF
• Horoscope
• Crossword
• Rosberg eases to Belgian GP win
• Irish scam suspect freed, says lawyer
• Man Utd back? Real comebackeb­ack sto story may be over the Pennines
• Infantino says FIFA salary less than $ 2m
• Zidane expects James to stay at Real
• Top 500 firms list shows ‘ positive changes’
• Taxes curb property price
• Industrial profit growth rates rise
• Rules for the unruly
• Liaoning told to rectify falsified GDP data as governance environmen­t deteriorat­es
• Fed officials already planning for next downturn
• Analysts hold on to optimism after down week for stocks
• Central bankers unite in plea for help from govts
• Indonesia to create 10 new Bali- like destinatio­ns to lure Chinese
• Sinopec profit slumps 21.6% in first half as crude sinks
• Makinghead­lines
• China is set to lead new wave of innovation
• Efforts are needed to make sure China’s economic statistics are genuinely reliable
• China’s unemployme­nt rates continue to be stable despite redundancy pressures

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