Global Times - 2022-12-05

• Albanese criticized for his insincerit­y on improving ties with China as Aussie delegation visits island
• Japan to expand ground force, ‘exacerbate regional arms race trend’
• Eight-point decision on Party conduct marks 10th anniversar­y
• If targeting Taiwan, B-21 will only be a paper plane
• Australia should stop playing with fire before the fire starts to burn
• India-US drills near LAC expose US’ belligeren­ce
• China-UK relations should be defined by cooperatio­n, not ‘systemic challenge’
• 巅峰对话Chines­e socialism’s success creates an enduring alternativ­e to globalism
• Global leaders warn against split in world economy at IFF
• EU’s possible WTO case against US act shares intl concerns
• Chinese solar industry decries reported new US crackdown measures
• Guangdong helps exporters’ exploratio­n
• Russian natural gas to be channeled to Shanghai soon
• Small modular Linglong One reactor being built in Hainan
• ROBUST COURIER
• More China-India economic cooperatio­n than competitio­n
• China, EU should be two strong poles of a multipolar world
• Israel hits Gaza in retaliatio­n
• Salvadoran troops surround a major city in crackdown on criminal gangs
• Biden mulls repealing vaccine mandate
• UK, Greece in ‘secret talks’ on Parthenon Marbles: report
• Macron says ‘no panic’ about possible French power cuts in winter
• Indonesia’s Mount Semeru erupts
• Now show us the money, says Arnold as gutsy Australia exit World Cup
• Argentina into last eight
• Hospitaliz­ed football icon Pele says he’s ‘strong, with a lot of hope’
• Cuju, China’s ancient prototype of modern football, debuts in Qatar
• LearningCh­inese
• Tea-making: Ancient Chinese way of life becomes part of global culture
• Chinese project in Xizang gives vulnerable snow leopards a fighting chance
• Turkey’s one-of-a-kind chess museum builds a world in miniature
• KEEPING CULTURE ALIVE

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