Sunday, May 12, 2002

• China Conducts Thorough Safety Examination of Civil Aviation
• FM Spokesman on Anti-China Items In U.S. Defense Bill
• Chinese, Croatian Leaders Exchange Congratulatory Messages on Anniversary

• China's Largest Non-state Construction Group Takes over Prestige Firm
• China Construction Bank Announces Bad Loan Rate
• Canada Offers Financial Aid to Tibet
• IIF Foresees 7 Percent Growth in China's Economy
• Qingdao Beer Makes Debut in Taiwan
• UAE Flagship Container Vessel to Be Auctioned
• Macao's Exports Down Slightly in 1st Quarter

• Indian, U.S. Forces Begins Exercises in North India
• Russia Arrests Three Suspects for Dagestan Blast
• 19 Die in Boat Capsizing in Philippines
• Egypt, S. Arabia, Syria Voice Desire for Peace With Israel
• U.S. House Legislation Calls for Exchange Visits to Nuclear Test Sites
• Cuba Rejects U.S. Charges of Developing Biological Weapons
• Indonesia Now Market as Well as Producer of Drugs: Police
• Mexico to Build First Manure-Based Power Plant
• Four Town Councilors Kidnapped in Colombia

• China Knocks out Denmark in Thomas Cup
• HK, Netherlands into Uber Cup Final Four
• HK-Denmark Results in Uber Cup
• Saturday's NBA Playoff Result
• 98 Swimmers from 16 Countries to Compete in Marathon Swimming in China

• Macao Has More Tourists in March