Global Times - 2021-02-04

• WHO team visit to Wuhan lab stresses field work on origins
• Beijing 2022 Winter Games one year away
• Canberra needs policy revamp rather than publicity stunts
• Biblical betrayal
• Ending fake news
• Toward better management of US- China relations
• Row in West gives Chinese, Russian vaccines a chance
• US envoy to China ‘ a tough job’
• Inhumane treatment
• Sputnik V vaccine offers hope to COVID- 19 fight
• Vaccine disorder pushes Balkan countries toward China
• FM refutes claims China supports Myanmar upheaval
• Western lawmakers’ nomination of HK rioter ‘ publicity stunt,’ disgraces Nobel Prize
• Redesignin­g vaccines ‘ can handle mutations’
• Japan on side of West on Myanmar issues, ignores local benefits
• Is US current alliance system positive or negative asset for allies?
• Wall Street soars, deepens America’s divisions
• Chinese stage holiday shopping spree
• US needs China to ensure medical equipment supplies
• Apple’s NEV partner in Asia likely to be S. Korea’s Kia Motors
• Netizens support Douyin
• Imports of chipmaking devices may rise, will expedite localizati­on
• US social network Clubhouse unlikely be popular in China
• Great expectatio­ns for Winter Olympic Games
• Apple’s reliance on Chinese market unlikely to see shift
• Europe warms to Russian jab
• Indian farmers garner global attention over Delhi protests
• US Senate confirms Mayorkas, first Latino to head Homeland Security
• Iran to release all crew but captain of gulf polluting S. Korean ship
• 71 homes destroyed in Australian bushfire
• Biden pays respects to killed cop
• Swift cases of reinfectio­n will be rare
• UN worries about humanitari­an situation in Tigray before meeting
• Oxford finds vaccine shot 76% effective
• Horoscope
• FILM FESTIVAL FAVORITES
• Singers help UK COVID- 19 patients to breathe easier
• ON CLOUD NINE
• Juve down Inter
• Australian Open favorite Osaka heads to Melbourne with world at her feet
• Nets outpower Clippers

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