Global Times - 2019-12-02

• Calls endure to free Meng
• Observers hail successful China AIDS treatment mode
• India needs to change policy
• Broadband brings hope
• Joining forces
• China’s e-commerce a role model for Africa
• Johnson talks tough on crime
• Spy case flip-flop reveals anti-China bias
• Chinese journalist to appeal
• Iraqis march to mourn dead protesters
• Tsai authority exploits ‘China spy’ farce
• DF-17 may not sole hypersonic missile program: media
• Zhuhai police hold anti-terror drills at Hong Kong bridge port
• Beijing subway station trials facial recognitio­n
• Online shoppers shocked by Black Friday chaos
• US again scuppers world cooperatio­n on women’s rights
• First phase of state elections in India’s Jharkhand begins amid tight security
• Can Germany transcend ideologica­l difference to form realistic China policy?
• US’ HK law turns city into bargaining chip
• Passing law on HK human rights shows US double standards, backing for violence
• Indian youth pursue their dreams in the booming Chinese IT sector with hope and confusion
• 11 wounded in French Quarter shooting: New Orleans police
• Iran says may ‘reconsider’ atomic body commitment­s
• Malta PM to step down over slain reporter case: party sources
• DiCaprio denies Bolsonaro accusation
• Taliban hostage from Australia credits hope for survival
• Nothing is mine!
• Australia’s New South Wales rolls out mobile phone detection cameras
• Slow&steady
• WHY ‘PRESENCE’ MATTERS
• Pakistan fight to avoid defeat in Australia
• I’m the more skilled boxer, claims Ruiz
• ‘Group of Death’ at Euro 2020
• Relentless Liverpool march on as Manchester City stumble at Newcastle
• Guangzhou claim eighth CSL title
• 10-man Leverkusen sink Bayern

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