Global Times - 2017-11-02

• Tragic scene
• Xi, Medvedev stress commitment to ties
• China, US court rulings show judicial trust: experts
• Interest in A shares spreading
• No sex whatsoever
• Treatment or trauma?
• Pressing pause
• Trump’s Asia policy needs to be symbiotic
• Unity instinct overrides regionalis­m in Europe
• US limits on solar imports ‘protection­ism’
• Spain court summons axed Catalan leader
• Partner wants fugitive billionair­e returned
• Hamas cedes Gaza border control
• Expert slams UNESCO for giving in to Japan on ‘comfort women’ documents
• Hollywood scandals have Chinese uncomforta­ble
• Authoritie­s getting stricter about Go players using their phones at a match
• Russia’s Putin arrives in Iran to discuss Syria, nuclear deal
• Moon vows South Korea will not develop nuclear weapons despite threat
• Only 1% of girls forced into sex seeks help: UN
• Australia to ban climbing of Uluru in 2019
• Malaysia investigat­ing reported leak of 46m mobile users’ data
• Non-smokers rewarded at Japanese firm with time off
• Chaos in Catalonia
• Wells at ancient Beijing settlement a welcome find
• Will NY terror attack prompt US to adjust?
• Moral high ground no basis to protect human rights
• APEC has role to play in complex trading environmen­ts, says executive director
• A hundred years on, two Russian revolution­s offer many lessons in history
• Abuse curtain up on entertainm­ent industry
• Italy needs new measures for combating dry weather, say experts
• Hastings Pier scoops UK’s top architectu­re prize – 2017 Stirling Prize
• EVOLUTION OF AN ARTIST
• China’s famed Terracotta Warriors to awe museum-goers in Virginia, Ohio
• More US tourists expected to visit Guiyang
• BACK IN THE GROUND
• Crossword
• Dodgers rally past Astros to force Game 7
• Firing the manager guarantees no success
• 2018 flame lands in S.Korea
• Roma make peace with the Champions League after bitter memories
• Thunder beat Bucks
• Mixed views of NZ housing policy
• Shared medical mall emerges
• Hard battle for manufactur­ing transition
• Banking industry must respond to new challenges: report
• Kobe Steel products face delays
• Saudi Arabia may raise Dec crude oil prices for Asia to highest since 2013-14
• China blue-chip index ends weaker; banks weigh
• Letv ‘not involved’ in ChiNext probe of IPO fraud: source
• Moutai off the shelves in Shanghai as vendors use up stock
• Chinese firms bid for Australia’s top X-ray provider I-MED: sources
• More needed to help SOEs gain world role
• Expanding US trade with India will face market barriers, underdevel­oped conditions
• UK may need stick rather than carrot to get firms to deal with gender pay gap

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