Tuesday, May 07, 2002

• Jiang Congratulates Chirac on Re-election
• China Northwestern Airlines Opens New Routes to Japan
• Young Japanese Commemorate Nanjing Massacre, Pray for Peace
• China Bans Imports After ROK Foot-and-Mouth Outbreak
• Anti-Cult Forum Draws Large Audience in Hong Kong

• Hubei Province Invites Investment From Hong Kong
• Boeing's Consultancy Work Under Way at Beijing Airport

• Japan Reiterates Retaliation Against U.S. Over Steel Tariffs
• CPPCC Vice-Chairman Calls for Strengthening Cooperation in Asia-Pacific Region
• Hamas, PFLP Concerned Over Deal on Ending Church Standoff
• U.N. Assembly to Resume Emergency Special Session on Middle East
• Sharon's File on Arafat "Vague": Palestinian Official
• FBI: U.S. Mailbox Pipe Bombs From Same Source
• Chirac Wins 82.2 Percent of Votes in Presidential Run-off: Official
• DPRK Cancels Meeting With Seoul on Economic Cooperation
• Jean-Pierre Raffarin Nominated French Premier
• Pakistan's Tribal Chiefs Deny Presence of Taliban, Al-Qaeda Members
• Chinese Naval Ships Begin First Visit to ROK
• China Donates Wheelchairs to South African Disabled Pupils
• Iran Denies Talks With U.S.

• Study Links Tea to Survival From Heart Attack
• Former U.N. Chief Honored at Nanjing University

• China Sets to Dominate in Uber Cup
• Defending Champions French Begins High Altitude Camp

• Longevity Flourishes in China's Garlic County
• More Efforts in China for Environmental Protection in Rock Climbing
• First week-long Campaign Against Obesity in China