Global Times Daily Newsletter 20201221

 

Global Times Daily Newsletter 20201221 Caixa de entrada Global Times Website por  gmail.mcsv.net  dom., 20 de dez. 21:38 (há 2 dias) para mim inglês português     Traduzir mensagem Desativar para: inglês 2020-12-21 Editor's Picks GT investigates: The mass vaccination countdown The research and development process for a new vaccine usually takes at least a decade. But the deadly pandemic pushed the world to shorten the process to less than one year, which apparently increases the public's worries over the products' safety and efficacy. Can people accept such a hastily developed vaccine? Continue reading and let the evidence speak for itself. Aircraft carrier Shandong sails thru Taiwan Straits: reports China unveils new foreign investment security review rules to align with intl practice US fight with China on ideology may be a battle too far In-Depth Sinovac Beijing vaccine production facility works overtime to supply global inoculation The Global Times reporters on Sunday visited the COVID-19 vaccine Beijing manufacturing plant of leading Chinese vaccine producer Sinovac to see how vaccines go through a complex packaging process - from vaccine bulk grouting to packaging - before they are shipped to vaccination sites around the world. China China's manned spacecraft Shenzhou-10 settles in Mao's hometown Top epidemiologist Zhong Nanshan warns of environment-to-human COVID-19 transmission Op-Ed Can Australian products find an alternative market to bypass China? Thucydides paradox a trap for the Aussies Post-virus world needs economic booster shot Source Impact of new US sanctions varies Fintech giants curb online deposit products World US to rejoin Paris climate accord Europe battles virus surge Britain digs heels in as deadline looms Life A matter of taste ‘Moving Utopia’ reveals Chinese artists’ attitude toward beauty Crisis comedy Sports Federer training, committed to playing Australian Open: tournament organizer Like father, like son Messi equals Pele record Daily Quote: Most countries do not want a confrontational relationship with China. Few believe ideology is more important than economic interests and it is only some political and opinion elites who hold a radical view toward their China relations. Global Times This email was sent to marioalbertobenedetto@gmail.com why did I get this?    unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences Global Times · 7th Floor, Topnew Tower · 15 Guanghua Rd · Beijing, Beijing 100026 · China ResponderEncaminhar