Friday, May 03, 2002

• FM Spokesman on Result of Pakistan Referendum
• HKSAR Passport Holders Granted Visa-free Access to Cyprus
• Diplomatic Gifts Exhibition Held in NW China
• China, Australia Share Bid to Curb Trafficking in Women, Children

• Chinese Aviation Regrouping Finalises
• China, ROK March Towards All-round Cooperative Partnership
• XFN Joins S&P's in Financial Info Service
• Guangzhou Fair Forecasts Fine Prospects for China's Foreign Trade
• Sino-Belgian Fund to Aid Chinese SMEs
• China Will Not Start Fuel Tax in Near Future

• Enhancing Cooperation Vital for Sino-US Relations: Hu
• Vice President Arrives in San Francisco, Final Leg of US Tour 
• Palestinians Condemn Imprisoning 6 Palestinians in Jericho
• Chinese Ambassador Presents Credentials to Karzai  
• ASEAN Hopes to Start Tariff Cuts Scheme With China Next Year
• Arafat Emerges as Hero of Palestinians  
• Clashes Between Guerrilla, Paramilitary Groups Leave 30 Dead in Colombia
• Czech President Backs Baltic's NATO Entry
• Philippine-U.S. Military Exercise Canceled After Fighter Crash

• China to Further Supports Education in Poor Areas
• Vocational Education Fair Scheduled for July

• Chinese Center Yao Impresses NBA Coaches, Scouts in Official Workout  

• Archaeological News in Brief
• Shanghai to Stage Cosmo Show