Global Times - 2020-07-03

• Head of national security office in HK soon ‘to be announced’
• HK autonomy bill points gun at UK, US banking giants
• Monetary policy’s role in growth
• Security law demystifie­d
• Lost and found
• Australian cyber-security outcry is hypocritic­al
• Top health body revises organ donation rule
• How much is US willing to damage HK at own costs?
• Red-light distress
• Media show ‘old playbook’ in covering illegal HK protests
• New security law bolsters anti-riot drive
• ‘Rubber check’ for HK BNO passport holders to backfire
• 46 countries voice support over Xinjiang topics
• N.Korea supports China, CPC against US aggression: Amb
• India needs more people who know China better
• Poor COVID-19 handling, selfishnes­s leaves US off EU safe travel list
• UK to be isolated by following US foreign policy
• Post-truth addicted Western world distorts HK facts of natl security law
• India rash to ban Chinese tech
• Caution over food imports to continue for a while: experts
• China prepares for large-scale production of COVID-19 vaccines
• HK stock market picks up steam
• Bilateral friction damages Australia’s property market
• Salmon back on shelves, yet market recovery takes time
• Domestic aviation market takes off
• UK can’t back citizenshi­p offer for HK residents
• Global pandemic accelerati­ng
• Iran, Russia, Turkey agree to work together to ease Syria tensions
• Russian voters back reforms
• Carbon footprint goal requires new ideas
• Rainforest Alliance aims to help ethical growers get climate-smart
• Novartis nods to $642m US settlement
• Horoscope
• LearningCh­inese
• Sheeran, McCartney, Stones back urgent call to aid UK live music
• Speaking up
• Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum reopens to visitors after lockdown measures lifted
• WEST HAM STUN CHELSEA
• AN EXPENSIVE MISTAKE?
• Max Verstappen seeks repeat Austria triumph

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