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State Council Information Office director Cai Mingzhao met Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg in Beijing earlier this week. Photo: State Council Information Office
Opinion
Morning Clicks
by Patrick Boehler
Morning Clicks
by Patrick Boehler

China news round-up: Xi discusses Syria with Iran's Rouhani, 3 death sentences in Xinjiang

Friday's summary of top stories in Chinese and foreign press on China's politics, society, economy and foreign affairs.

Politics
Chennai Centre for China Studies
President Xi Jinping has to be careful about any resurgence of nationalism with a potential to destabilise the regime.
Reuters
China navy chief Wu Shengli says operational aircraft carrier is still a few years away.
Xinhua
Hong Kong's civil servants "should carefully study the 'one country, two systems' principle", says Vice President Li Yuanchao.
Xinhua*
Xinjiang court sentenced three men to death for an attack on a police station in Xinjiang in June.
Society
Wall Street Journal
The struggle for work-life balance is changing.
Southern Metropolis Daily*
"Uncle House" corruption trial in Guangzhou: Only 2 apartments mentioned in court.
BBC News
Matchmaking amid a growing gender imbalance in China.
Beijing Times*
16.8 million yuan was the highest bid at the first auction of airplanes on Taobao.
Economy
Financial Times
Hebei province agrees to reduce coal usage by 40 million tons.
Economic Observer
While corruption cases grab headlines, it’s the SOE system that brings the greatest losses.
The Guardian
Xiaomi is aiming to be the Apple and Google of China.
Bloomberg
Nestle said it expects Chinese consumption to recover in the second half of the year.
Foreign affairs
Press TV
Xi discussed Syria with the Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in Bishkek on Thursday.
The Globe and Mail
When one of South Africa’s biggest newspaper chains was sold last month, China International Television Corporation was among the new owners.
The Economist
China’s economic clout is more than a match for Russia in Central Asia.
Slate
Huawei accuses the NSA of "illegal practices".

* denotes articles in Chinese language. 

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