Shanghai Daily - 2018-06-21

• China-DPRK relations to benefit both
• Cities face higher risks of heat and flood
• 3-year cleaner air plan to be implemente­d
• 192 missing in Sumatra ferry tragedy
• US withdraws from UN human rights body
• Funding costs for small firms to be eased
• Former celebrity homes in Xuhui look to welcoming visitors in 2019
• Shanghai’s top masons compete in show of skills
• 3 held over online food discount scheme
• Mobike looks to control parking with new feature
• Hongkou launches interactiv­e ‘red tourism’ routes
• Authoritie­s sound alarm on fire risks posed by e-bikes
• Tibetan villagers relocate to live better lifestyle
• Officials use Douyin as mass communicat­ion tool
• Dinosaur tracks found, no body fossils
• Trade war might jeopardize trading system
• Why every company should embrace the World Cup
• US bucks OECD migration trend with rise in asylum applicatio­ns
• Faroe health authority warns against eating whale
• European copyright law passes key hurdle
• Europol: Risk of more IS terror attacks in Europe ‘remains acute’
• May fends off Brexit defeat in House vote
• Warning issued over European flight delays
• Bithumb: US$35m in coins hacked
• Shares rebound after PBOC’s moves
• Housing stocks in major cities drop 8.2%
• GE loses spot on Dow after over a century in benchmark index
• China’s box office drives global sales
• Senegal saves African blushes
• Aussie Thomson, 5-time Open champ, dies at 88
• Ronaldo makes European history as Portugal eliminates Morocco
• World Cup shock & awe: Team Russia isn’t that bad
• Cahill may get nod for Denmark
• SOUR DISHES THAT TASTE OH SO SWEET
• Sweet and sour wine dreams realized in Asti
• Osteria Francescan­a scoops world’s best restaurant crown
• Doc trailing chef Ducasse on global flavor quest
• New York puts its rats on ice to cure epidemic
• Corrective eye treatment discovery

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