Thursday, May 16, 2002

• Taiwan Leaders' "Sincerity" Not Believable: FM Spokesman
• Reception Marks 10th Anniversary of China-Croatia Diplomatic Ties
• Reporters to Cover Implementation of "Three Represent's" Thought
• China, Finland Call for Joint War against Global Crimes
• CPPCC Chairman Leaves for Four-Nation Visit
• Coalmine Disaster in Central China Leaves 18 Missing
• China Marks 80th Anniversary of Communist Youth League

• China to Open Wider As WTO Member: Premier Zhu
• Fourth Conference of World Trade Promotion Organizations Opens
• Premier Zhu Calls for Better World Trade Rules, Mechanisms
• Tianjin Port to Increase Capacity
• Construction of Guangzhou 2nd Subway Proceeds Swiftly
• China Expected to Maintain Rapid Economic Growth: Premier
• Chinese Household Appliances Raise Profile in Russia
• Forest Parks to Bring 60 Billion Yuan of Revenue by 2005
• Rosenbluth, China Comfort Set up Travel Joint Venture
• Environmental Protection to Yield 1.1 Trillion Yuan
• Taiwan's United World Opens Office in Shanghai 
• Toyota to Produce Land Cruiser Prado in China
• Wall Street Investors Eager to Learn about China Market
• Jiang Sends Congratulating Message to World Trade Promotion Organizations Conference
• China Issues New Regulation for Public Bidding on Land Use
• China Publishes 313 Categories of National Fees

• "I Am Looking Forward Very Much to My Visit to China": Australian PM
• Iraq Accepts UN Resolution 1409 on Oil-for-food Extension
• Chinese FM Ends Visit to Afghanistan
• US Imposes Sanctions on 8 Chinese Companies over Iran
• Ex-Junta Chief Wins Mali Presidency
• Sri Lanka Government's Reconnaissance Flights Irk Tamil Rebels
• New Chinese Embassy in S. Korea to Be Built
• Bush Knew of Bin Laden's Hijacking Goals before 9/11
• S. Korean President's Son Presents Himself to Prosecutors
• Germany Has Faced Its Crimes Against Humanity, Why Not Japan?
• Analysis: US-Russian Treaty Leaves Questions
• White House Welcomes Arafat Speech
• Arafat Promises to Restructure Govt, Hold Polls
• Trial on Ne Win's Family to Resume in Myanmar
• Saddam Chairs Meeting of Senior Officials
• Dutch Opposition Parties Win Big in Elections
• WTC Cleanup Nears End
• Iran's Navy Vows to Defend National Interests in Caspian Sea
• Israel Holds US Citizen Suspected of Raising Fund for Hamas
• US Rejects Call for Lifting Trade Embargo Against Cuba
• Gulf FMs Condemn Israeli Likud's Rejection of Palestinian State
• Iran Opposes Unilateral Action in Caspian Sea: President
• Sudan Ready to Respond to International Peace Efforts: President
• No Iran-US Talks Yet: Spokesman
• Death Toll Reaches 409 in Indian Heat Wave
• Former Afghan King Meets Chinese Foreign Minister

• What's Japan Up to in Playing Up Matters Concerning Consulate Intrusion Incident?

• Scientist Most Popular Profession in Beijing: Survey
• China Actively Developing "Fengyun 3" Meteorological Series
• Singapore - New Mecca for Chinese Students
• Kids: Let's Talk about Sex, Babies
• China Transplants Part of Sister's Liver into Brother
• Chinese Capital Ready for Hi-tech Expo

• Japanese Company "Invests" in Chinese Baseball
• Chinese Lin Dan Sights on More Major Victories
• Milutinovic to Name 23-Man Squad After Eindhoven Game
• Former Olympic Champion Deng Yaping Voted on to Laureus World Sports Academy
• Soccer: Brazil Launches World Cup Guide for Brazilian Fans
• China Aims for Draw in Uruguay Game

• Beijingers Concerned about Environment: Survey Shows
• China's Services for Disabled Strike World Attention
• Two Chinese Cities Win Global Award on Environment
• China Strives to Nurture More Competent Doctors, Senior Official
• Mao Zedong's Unused Superlong Limousine on Show