Global Times - 2018-11-01

• US charges aim to create hostility
• Chinese mourn death of famed Wuxia author
• US under pressure at WTO
• Misleading voices
• Fake reviews, real money
• ‘First-hand witness’
• Top News: Chinese visits to US drop
• Forum: Chinese companies acquire new identity abroad
• Asia Review: Oz should resist US pressure to take on China
• Business: China’s manufactur­ing sector stable
• Nation: HK LegCo members deny ‘mainlandiz­ation’
• Pacific trade pact cleared for launch
• Buddhist masters urge understand­ing to preserve sea peace
• Weather stations start operating on Nansha reefs in South China Sea
• Trump threat fails to vex undergroun­d maternity centers
• Shanghai bans release of commercial secrets in public data sharing
• China successful­ly conducts carrier rocket’s vertical landing flight test
• Indonesian rescuers say crashed jet’s fuselage found
• N.Korea readying nuclear site for inspectors: Yonhap
• Pakistan frees Christian mom
• Saudi prosecutor met with Turkish intelligen­ce on Khashoggi: report
• Rouhani tells people to brace for hard times
• India unveils world’s biggest statue
• Singapore to test public pulse with death penalty survey
• 2nd migrant caravan gets moving in south Mexico
• Japan should immediatel­y join AIIB
• Urine demand: Papermaker scrambles for young boy pee ahead of Singles’ Day rush
• 2-year-old found on Shanghai bus
• DOJ accusation part of US smear campaign
• Why US politician­s need to read Cha’s Wuxia novels
• China, Japan to avoid rat race by moving from competitio­n to collaborat­ion
• Depression and the battle to fake happiness
• Brazil’s president-elect faces challenge of stimulatin­g economic recovery
• LITERARY LEGEND
• JUST CAN’T WAIT
• Oscar winner Cate Blanchett to star in TV series
• Chinese friendship garden to open in St. Paul, Minnesota
• Horoscope
• Crossword
• In-form Djokovic eases past Sousa
• Heat could make 2020 marathon ‘deadly’
• Swedish F1 racer Ericsson jumps to IndyCar for 2019
• 4th-tier club give Bayern scare
• ‘Why not?’ FIFA boss Infantino says 48 teams ‘feasible’ for Qatar World Cup
• Qatar Airways mulling EPL sponsorshi­p ‘options’: boss
• Leonard back as Raptors down Sixers
• Beijing, Manila near a new era B4-5
• US debt crisis may trigger turmoil
• A robotic future
• Heavyweigh­t SOEs actively participat­e in the BRI, undertakin­g over 3,000 projects
• Next-wave LNG race hits hurdles
• Aided by strong oil prices, British oil giant BP’s profits thunder to five-year high
• Shares end higher after bruising October
• Muji misses out in removing some disputed trademarks
• Prices probably won’t deter Chinese consumers from new Apple models
• Xiaomi leads Indian mobile phone market in Q3; Vivo, Oppo also in top five
• Facebook creation of Tik Tok competitor signals Chinese companies’ leadship
• ‘Spy’ stories from Washington read like thrillers but don’t reflect global economic reality
• China, Japan must push financial cooperatio­n
• RBS caught in the middle of a political game as different sides wrangle over its Brexit warning

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