Friday, May 10, 2002

• Li Ruihuan Meets Laotian Counterpart
• Li Peng Meets Former Colombian President
• Chinese Vice Premier Visits Air Crash Site
• Stowaway Arrested by Chinese Police
• Premier Zhu Meets Kazakhstan Foreign Minister
• Top Legislator Meets Chairman of Lao Front for National Reconstruction
• 40th CPPCC Chairmen's Meeting Opens
• Large Part of Crashed Plane Spotted
• Jiang Opens ADB Meeting with Fresh Anti-terror Call
• British Deputy PM to Visit China
• Crash Rescue Efforts Continue, 69 Bodies Recovered 
• Japanese Delegation Visits Southwest China
• 69 Bodies Recovered From Air Crash Site
• Taiwan Not Protectorate of Any Foreign Country: FM Spokesman
• Chinese Premier Meets Ambassadors

• News Analysis: Chinese Customs Revenue Drops
• China's Finance Minister Praises ADB Aid
• President Jiang Addresses Opening of 35th ADB Annual Meeting
• Asia-Pacific Developing Countries Face Three Challenges: ADB President
• China Is Among Countries with Wide Income Gap
• 2001 Balance of Payments by China Come Off Well
• New HP Unveils Local Plan in China
• Full Text of Speech by Jiang Zemin at Opening Ceremony of ADB Annual Meeting
• 35th ADB Annual Meeting Opens in Shanghai
• Jiang Puts Forward Proposals for Asian Regional Cooperation
• Jiang Assures More Open Market for Asia and World
• New Plan to Further Promote Suzhou Industrial Park
• Wedded Bliss at 2002 BusinessWeek Forum in Tianjin 
• Financial Heads Gather in Shanghai for ADB Meetings
• China, Engine for Regional Economic Growth: Ramos
• Beijing Simplifies Procedures for Fixed Assets Investment
• China Still Favored by Int'l Capital After WTO Entry
• NE. China City to Host 4th Global Chinese Life Insurance Congress
• China to Step Up Environment Protection with WTO Accession:Minister

• Vietnam Wishes China Unceasingly Develop: Vietnamese PM
• Indians Caught With Fake Passports in Southern Philippines to Be Deported
• Japan to Decide Retaliatory Steps Against US Steel Tariffs
• Roundup: New Wave of Terrorism Hits Pakistan
• State Councilor Wu Yi Meets with UN Leaders  
• Putin Urged World to Stay Alert to New Threat of Terrorism
• 36 Killed as Bomb Rips Russian Military Parade
• Annan Says Public-Private Partnership Key to Better World for Children
• Mailbox Bombs Found in Washington State, US
• Oldest Animal Fossils Found in Australia
• CPPCC Vice-Chairman Calls for Closer Sino-Japanese Ties
• Children Development Should Begin With Poverty Eradication, China Says 
• 13 Palestinian Militants to be Sent to Several EU Countries: CNN
• Iran Reiterates Denial of Talks With US

• Commentary: Facing Queries Calmly

• Vice-Premier Calls for Further Reform of Higher Education
• Mainland Students to Graduate from CUHK with Flying Colors
• Intel to Assemble and Test Pentium 4 Microprocessor in China 
• Germany Urges US to Uphold Space Station Contracts
• Compilation of Historical Books to Benefit Future Generations: CPPCC Leader
• Vice-Premier Calls for Good Senior Middle Schools

• China Leads Germany 3-0 in Uber Cup
• Group Situation More Complicated in Thomas Cup, Chinese Coach
• Denmark Edges South Korea 3-2 in Thomas Cup Heat
• Hong Kong Beat Indonesia in Uber Cup
• Queen Praises Joe Cole's Inclusion in England World Cup Squad
• Blair Meets England World Cup Soccer Players
• China Sweeps Over Sweden 5-0 in Thomas Cup Heat 
• China, Denmark Win in Thomas Cup Heats 
• China Seeks Revenge over Brussels Loss
• China Sells 582 Million Dollars Soccer Lottery

• Revamp Underway for China Art Gallery
• Soil Erosion Control Stepped Up in Tibet
• China Sees Abnormal in Sex Proportion of New-borns
• Thriving Private Inn on Ancient Trade Route
• Young Chinese Noodle Maker Breaks Guiness Record
• China Develops Strategies for Fighting AIDS  
• Beijing Court Hears Largest Ivory Smuggling Case
• China to Issue Personalized Stamps
• Huge Heroin Seized in China