Tuesday, May 14, 2002

• FM Spokesman on Japan's "Investigation" into Consulate Incident
• Chinese Military Leader Meets Greek Counterpart
• China Restates Opposition to Dalai Lama Visit
• China Welcomes US-Russia's Arms Cut
• China Urges Israel to Take Measures to Ease Tension
• Chinese Embassy to Japan Reveals Intrusion Investigation Result
• One "Black Box" From Crashed Plane Found
• KMT Chairman Calls for "Three Direct Links"
• Three Gorge Dam Holds Back Rumours
• Work for Water Diversion Project must be Intensified, Vice Premier
• Chinese FM Spokesman on Taiwan's Failure to Enter WHO
• Croatian President Begins Visit to China
• China Condemns US Congressional Acts on Military Cooperation with Taiwan
• President Jiang Meets Harvard President

• Chinese Company Contracts to Build Power Plant in Vietnam
• China's First Business Daily Set to Launch
• China, ASEAN Officials Discuss Free Trade Area
• Futures' Outlook May Turn Gold for Foreign Investors
• Figures: China's Top Ten Trade Partners
• Figures: China's Trade With Major Asian Partners
• Figures: China's Trade With Other Partners in Six Continents

• Sri Lankan Opposition Legislators Pledge to Safeguard Sovereignty
• Palestinians Accept Camp David Peace Plan: Arafat
• Over Half of South Africans Starving: Report
• United States Developing Laser Beam Weapons in Australia
• Japanese Vet Found Dead After Mad Cow Failure
• Earthquake Rocks San Francisco Area
• Roundup: Carter Receives Highest-Level Reception in Cuba
• Sri Lanka to Set Up Economic Zones in War Areas
• Kim Jong Il Receives Park Geun-hye
• Former US President Carter Says Cuba Not Involved in Bio-Terrorism
• Carter, Castro to Watch Baseball Game Together
• Pakistan for De-escalation of Tension With India
• No Room for Colonialism in 21st Century: Annan
• Rejection of Palestinian State Is Tragic to Israel: Peres
• Taiwan's Attempt to Join WHO Thwarted Again
• Lao President Starts Vietnam Visit
• Palestinian State on Agenda Despite Likud Vote
• Chinese Police Act for Security of Japanese Consulate: Official
• Arafat Cancels Visit to Jenin Refugee Camp
• Sri Lankan Govt, Tamil Rebels Solve Road Dispute
• Sri Lanka Releases 21 Suspects in Election-Related Violence
• US Warns of Terrorist Plot to Attack Nuclear Plant: Newspaper
• Iraq Strives to Enhance Ties with Arab Countries: FM
• Putin: Russia, US Agree on Text of New Arms Cut Deal

• Commentary: Let the Knot Makers Untie the Knot

• China Claims World's Biggest Piece of Hydro-Power Equipment
• 10bn Yuan Earmarked for Tech Upgrading in Beijing
• High-tech Expo Set to Stress WTO and Olympic Games
• Chinese Team Wins 7 Golds in Asian Physics Olympiad
• Chinese Scientists Win HUGO Prize for Genetic Research
• China Mobile to Formally Launch GPRS
• China to Launch Satellites to Guard 2008 Games

• Preview: Uber Cup Semis to See Close S.Korea-Netherlands Rivalry
• China Confident of Beating South Korea in Thomas Cup
• China Moves into Top Four of Uber Cup as Group Leader

• China Standardizes Production of Traditional Chinese Medicine
• Vice Premier Meets Delegation of Lions Clubs International
• Indian Tiger was Sighted in South China
• Feature: Long March of a Chinese Farmer
• Chinese Romeo-Juliet Birthplace Applies for World Heritage Listing
• Grieving Family Members of Air Crash Victims Being Cared for
• Int'l Grassland Management Seminar in Lhasa
• Lightning Strikes TV Tower in North China