China Daily - 2017-03-29

• Strong cyclone batters Australia with rain, wind
• France urged to guarantee safety of Chinese
• China answers call for relics ‘safe havens’
• Greener Beijing mapped out by 2030
• Concerns voiced over missile defense systems
• Going places
• Thieves get $4M gold coin
• China Southern agrees to sell stake to AA
• A place where ideas show the way forward
• This Day, That Year
• Li describes New Zealand as a partner in innovation
• Beijing, Manila set talks on S. China Sea for May
• UN to employ local successes in fight against global hunger
• Memo gets tough on import-export outfits
• Migrants’ children face school issues
• Region ‘full of vigor’ like never before
• Newborn may be HIV positive after mother not told test results
• Tibet focuses on improving livelihood­s
• AB InBev pledges shift to clean energy by 2025
• Life expectancy in Shanghai tops 83 years
• Elderly services to address aging population
• Brewer leads industry to greener pastures
• Ethnic groups look to raise living standards, preserve cultures Leaders of China’s minorities are hoping government support will help save their traditions and languages. Xu Wei and Yang Jun report from Tongren and Kaili, Guizhou province.
• Guizhou targets villages for greater protection efforts
• Developmen­t held back by poor education
• He’s a rocket man
• Preserving China’s industrial heritage
• Not abiding by safety rules runs a risk
• Japanese official’s visit to Taiwan seriously damages ties
• Curbing commercial property sales for residentia­l use good move
• Private firms key to growth
• University has right idea but wrong approach
• Work together to advance economic globalizat­ion
• Art, sport steer young refugees to new lives
• Circus school provides magic and hope
• Tracks discovered in Australia’s Jurassic Park
• Children at sharp end of Yemen war
• Undocument­ed workers provide labor for tough jobs, opponents say
• S. African anti-apartheid icon Kathrada dies
• Rape case may boost immigratio­n reform
• S. Korea ferry workers find human remains
• Scottish MPs to hold independen­ce vote
• Japan seeks answers in avalanche deaths
• Manufactur­ers secure more financing
• MTR expands UK presence
• Unigroup gets funds to boost chip drive
• HNA ‘in talks’ to gain control of Forbes
• THE GREAT AI RUSH
• Survey shows upbeat prospects for economy
• CRRC railcars to serve US transport systems
• Home prices give the lie to notion of better future
• New BMW brand center a model of innovation and success
• Local tech majors mine data to develop top online games
• PwC launches excellence center
• UPS adds six new stations to key Euro-China container transport
• Web celebritie­s promote faraway journeys
• Get a close look at education abroad
• Workshop focuses on vocational learning in China
• Guanghua-Kellogg EMBA program leverages mutual strength
• STEPPING LIVELY
• A fighting dance gets a fighting chance in the US
• Nature as natural medicine
• Neymar revels in resurgence
• Defoe determined to continue his quest
• Thiago’s talent helps steer Spain on an even keel
• Changsha set to host the world
• Parish tweet irks Southgate
• Hanyu hungers for Helsinki haul
• Beijing passes world-class test
• Short track to stardom
• Feisty Federer focuses on fitness Swiss superstar puts his health ahead of ranking
• Sharp Spurs shred Cavaliers
• Westbrook shows Cuban who’s boss

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