Sunday, May 19, 2002

• China's First Braille Newspaper Published
• Eight Criminals Executed in Beijing
• Chinese Naval Cadets Trained in Land Warfare
• Tajikistan President Visits Xiamen
• New Railway Station for Northwest China's Urumqi
• Chinese Youth Volunteers Help the Disabled
• Chinese Delegation Leaves for ESCAP Session in Bangkok
• Second "Black Box" From Crashed Plane Found 
• Beijing Municipal Party Congress Attracts Foreign Media

• SSEC Accuses Listed Company of Delaying Scandal Disclosure
• Sino-Foreign Banks Talk Business
• China's Highest Skyscraper Fetches Handsome Profit
• China's Biggest Pawnshop Opens
• China Exports Fresh Lychee to Japan
• China's Steel Giant Sets Up High-Tech Group Company
• China's Largest Oil Tanks under Construction

• Iran Calls for Tehran-Baku Cooperation in Solving Caspian Dispute
• Sri Lankan Tamil Rebels Seeks Mediator for Peace
• Bill Clinton Arrives for E.Timor's Independence Celebrations
• Sudan Says 4,000 People Displaced in Southern Region
• CPPCC Chairman Arrives in Slovenia
• South Korean President's Son Arrested on Corruption Charges
• NY Times Says Intercepted Messages Hint at Another Attack
• Ancient King's Head Statue Returns Home From Netherlands
• Arab States Stress Arab Peace Initiative as Basis for Future Talks
• Hamas Rejects Halting Attacks, Might Participate in Elections
• Iran Urges Littoral States to Determine Caspian Legal Status
• Chinese FM Meets East Timor President-Elect
• Chinese Vice-Premier Li Lanqing Visits Greece 
• China to Establish Full Diplomatic Relations with East Timor

• Fetus' Ovary Helps Ease Menopause Syndrome
• China, US Companies Join in New Telecom Product Development
• Project on Chinese Management Case Studies Completed
• First Library for Blind Opens in Beijing
• Fair Featuring Scientific Achievements Across Taiwan Straits Opens

• Indonesia Claims Thomas Cup for Fifth Time
• Yao Ming Voted into CBA's Star Line-up
• China Lose to PSV Eindhoven in World Cup Warm-up Match
• Chinese Women Not as Formidable as Tipped, Coach Says
• China Women Remain Dominant in Uber Cup 
• Dalian, Newcastle Launch Ambitious Project
• World Cup Warm-up Match Schedule in Japan
• Coach: Turkey to Take China as Seriously as Brazil
• China Lifts Eighth Uber Cup

• University to Build Memorial Hall for Zhang Xueliang
• Tibetan Livestock Products Enjoy Bright Market Prospects
• Int'l Grassland Management Seminar in Tibet