Global Times - 2022-05-17

• Taiwan uses map- based simulation in war games, shows lack of confidence
• Shanghai details plan of resuming normalcy in June
• China should invest more on COVID- 19 prevention to avoid pressure of treatment: health chief
• China’s Z- 20 chopper sling- loads all- terrain vehicle for 1st time, can transport ‘ artillery, drones’
• Han Kuang military drills expose DPP’s real capability
• NATO entry of Finland, Sweden will lead to security dilemma for Europe
• Macron’s dream of European independen­ce will face challenges from US
• US has become disturbanc­e to intl governance
• China bolsters consumptio­n as retail sales fall 11% in Apr
• Return on grain cultivatio­n hits 5- year high amid push for food security
• Conditions still favorable for job creation: official
• Government to incentiviz­e real estate
• Integrated refining project to cut chemical imports
• CAAC mulls twomonth subsidy for passenger airlines
• Shanghai port sees 80% recovery in container throughput despite drag of epidemic
• As US policy poses risks, SE. Asia should enhance yuan cooperatio­n
• Blaming dynamic- zero distorts decisions by EU investors
• Burden on American medics
• A different strategy
• One dead in US church shooting
• Ethiopian ex- peacekeepe­rs from Tigray arrive in Sudan for asylum
• UAE’s MBZ meets world leaders
• Palestinia­ns mark 74th anniversar­y of Nakba Day
• Pope declares 10 new Catholic saints
• Egypt has no wheat crisis, interest rate hike likely: PM
• New Zealand seeks to promote electric car sales
• UNPREDICTA­BLE WEATHER
• City Hammers held by
• Inter Milan take Serie A title race to final day with victory at Cagliari
• Mavs shock top- seed Suns
• Enea Bastianini claims third victory of season at French Grand Prix
• Lee holds off Spieth
• Chinese Americans celebrate Asian cultural heritage in Manhattan
• Packaging history
• Bringing back the past

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