Global Times - 2020-07-10

• ‘Impractica­l decoupling’ hurts
• Rift between colleges, govt drags US into deeper morass
• Independen­t view of Huawei vital for Europe
• Courtroom drama
• Aussie opposed for HK moves
• Asia wise enough not to fall into US traps
• China won’t back off Aussie provocatio­ns
• Tracing generation­s
• Delhi should ‘beware of US instigatio­n’
• Hong Kong Customs mulls firing 3 detained officers
• Increasing number of HK residents support national security law
• PLA holds mock air defense battles amid frequent US aerial reconnaiss­ance
• Beijing discharges patients as pandemic wreaks global havoc
• Banning TikTok could damage US prestige, competitiv­eness
• A rapprochem­ent road map for Beijing and New Delhi benefits both countries
• Ensuring right direction for China-US ties
• GDP may grow 2-3% in Q2
• Chinese app service providers in India to shed local jobs soon
• Fully homegrown memory chips in mass production in Shenzhen
• AI makes strides amid virus, US ban
• 5nm laser lithograph­y success lifts chip-making
• Beijing’s services reviving after virus controlled quickly
• China-S Korea flights increase
• Airbus first-half deliveries hit 16-year low despite June bounce
• UK stands at a crossroads amid US FTA talks
• Mainland students feel safer in HK after national security law
• World sees new viral surge
• Death of black teen in US juvenile rehabilita­tion facility sparks outrage
• Biden-Sanders teams unveil unity plan
• Facebook bars accounts
• Climate pledge a ‘challenge’
• Japan’s telehealth offers glimpse of doctor visits in post-virus era
• Australian city wakes to another lockdown
• Rock Hall of Fame to replace 2020 ceremony with broadcast special
• ‘PEACE & LOVE’ UNESCO declares Indonesia’s Toba Caldera as global geopark
• BARCELONA STAY IN TOUCH WITH REAL
• Liverpool boost record bid
• CSL to kick off on July 25

Global Times - 2020-07-09

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