Global Times - 2016-10-27

• Anti- independen­ce protest
• Jailed officials treated fairly
• Chinese public cast doubt on democracy in US campaigns
• China contribute­s to Apple’s sales drop
• Changing Africa
• New horizons
• Drug demand
• Duterte’s Japan statements won’t affect China ties: experts
• Common developmen­t a solution to sea spat
• Smog not caused by farm fire
• PBC eyes offbalance sheet debt
• Denucleari­zing N. Korea a ‘ lost cause’
• Don’t get complacent: Clinton
• Courses of internatio­nal schools to be regulated
• China sends ‘ Little Bee’ probe to search for strongest blasts in universe
• Russia cancels Syria- bound warship fuel stop: Spain
• Iran seeks Asian investment­s, groups warn of aiding terrorism
• Gambia latest African nation to quit ICC
• UN ‘ responsibl­e’ for Haiti cholera
• Autism study reveals lasting benefits of early parental interactio­n
• Ride in fatal theme park crash passed safety checks
• Denmark’s ‘ imama’
• Six to be tried in France over topless Kate photos
• Woman fakes murder story to get revenge, free room
• Third Fleet won’t help US win rebalance
• Tibetans have natural rights to clean energy
• South Korean president eyes changing constituti­on amid scandal
• Amid Western uncertaint­ies, China mustn’t spread too thin
• Beijing weighing up costs to avoid strategic overdraft
• Tackling issues behind fishing disputes
• China hailed worldwide as staunch supporter, builder of United Nations
• FAKE TRUMP GRABS NY
• Hugh Laurie gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• RISING ABOVE TRADITION
• Horoscope
• Crossword
• Kuznetsova edges Pliskova
• Chinese football players havingg more f fun than their American counterpar­ts
• Rugby receives $ 100m boost in China
• Tribunal doubles doping ban against Kenya’s Jeptoo
• Li has bring guns in sights
• Dialogue can resolve aluminum excess
• Down, but not out of control
• India’s ‘ Robin Hood’ banker
• Automative engineers’ roadmap paves way for developmen­t of self- driving cars
• Deal or no deal, oil investors prepare for higher prices
• Stocks slip as prudence prevails among investment­s funds
• Chinese miners ‘ in talks for stake’ in Barrick’s Veladero
• R& D spending speeds up in 2016, shifts from products to digital: PwC study
• Online retailers shift market strategy for this year’s Double 11 shopping event
• Yuan stable despite irrational market fears
• Belt and Road initiative will be unsustaina­ble if it fails to boost global trade growth
• BRICS should adopt a social credit mechanism to address inequality and joblessnes­s

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