Wednesday, May 22, 2002

• China Properly Settles Consulate Intrusion Incident
• China to Continue Assisting Laos to Fight Illicit Drugs
• Premier Zhu Holds Talks with Australian PM
• Vice-Premier Qian Qichen Meets Cypriot Parliamentary Leader
• Chinese, Russian Foreign Ministers Talk Over Phone
• State Council Approves Draft Laws on Insurance and Mapping
• China Targets Better Protection of Mine Surroundings
• China Sends 1st Volunteer Group on Overseas Service
• Jia Qinglin Elected Secretary of Beijing Municipal Committee
• FM Spokesman on Progress in Consulate Intrusion Incident
• Tibetans Enthusiastic about Village Elections
• Sino-British Ties Developing: Chinese Premier 
• China Tightens Flight Safety Nationwide after Crashes
• Relief Funds Sent to Flood-Hit Areas in Xinjiang
• Xinjiang Coal Mine Collapse Toll Reaches 9 
• Senior Tibetan Official Meets Danish Ambassador
• Young Chinese to Visit Japan
• NPC Chairman Meets Cypriot Leader 
• Nine Taiwanese to Attend CPC Congress 
• NPC Chairman Meets Australian Prime Minister 
• Premier Zhu Meets WIPO Director-General 
• Three Gorges to Maintain Original Beauty, Splendor
• Premier Zhu Meets Hamburg Mayor
• New Port of Entry Opens on China-Kirghizstan Border
• China Expresses Concerns Over India, Pakistan Tensions: FM
• Mainland Ready to Provide More Water to Taiwan

• Better Intellectual Property Mechanism to Benefit World Economy
• Ericsson Establishes World R&D Center in China
• Beijing to Build International Media Avenue
• China Signs IP Cooperation Protocol with WIPO
• COMESA Chief Eyes Cooperation with China in Investment, Trade
• Forum on China's Culture Industry Opens 
• WTO Incoming Chief Vows to Safeguard Interests of All Members
• UK Firms Eye Beijing's Olympics Building: British Deputy PM
• IPO Reform Announcement Sparks Liquidity Hopes
• Tianjin Customs Seizes 100 Smuggled Cars
• Rules Set for Information Disclosure of Commercial Banks
• Foreign Carmakers Seek More Presence in China
• Beijing Confident of Doubling Per Capita GDP by 2008
• China's Real Estate Sector Continues to Grow
• First Russian Car Manufacturer Enters China Market
• China Completes 4,600 Projects with National Debt
• China Starts Anti-dumping Investigation over Toluene Diisocyanate
• China Submits Suspending Concession List against US Products to WTO
• APEC Ministerial Meeting on Telecommunications in Shanghai
• China Pays Close Attention to New US Farm Bill

• Hamas Calls For Reforms, Indicating Participating in Elections
• Iran Rejects US Charges of Supporting Terrorism
• Greek President, Chinese Vice-Premier Meet on Relations
• Russia, US Agree on Final Text of New Arms Cut Treaty
• CPPCC Chairman Arrives in Ukraine
• Indian PM: Time Has Come for a Decisive War
• Indian PM Arrives in Srinagar, Indian-Controlled Kashmir
• Analysis: Why US Sticks to Hard-line Policy on Cuba
• U.S. Resumes Financial Aid to Yugoslavia
• S. Africa Criticizes U.S. Trade Protectionism
• International Conference on UN, Civil Society, Entrepreneurs, Opens in Cuba
• Thousands of S. Korean Workers Go on Strike Ahead of World Cup
• Britain: Nuclear War Threat Over Kashmir Crisis
• Koizumi, Opposition Lawmaker Clash Over Premier's Remark
• Gunman Opens Fire in Thai Parliament
• 100,000 Protest Bush's Visit in Berlin
• Allan Gilmour Rejoins Ford as CFO
• German Police Out in Force for Bush Visit
• FBI Warns New York About Possible Threat
• Terrorists to Get Weapons of Mass Destruction: Rumsfeld
• Ethiopia to Continue to Implement Peace Accord With Eritrea
• New Round of UN-Iraq Talks Set for Vienna
• Egyptian President, Omani Sultan Mull Mideast Situation
• Russian, DPRK Foreign Ministers Discuss Inter-Korea, Bilateral Ties
• Iranian Army Conduct War Games in Oman Sea
• Senior Hurriyat leader Lone Shot Dead in Kashmir
• Somali Refugees in Kenya to be Relocated for Safety: UNHCR
• Clinton Calls on Japan to Help Create Peace in Middle East
• Chinese Leader Stresses Importance of Social Stability, Unity for Development
• Chinese Leader Expounds Stance on Taiwan, Tibet Issues
• Sri Lanka Tigers, Government Begin talks

• Article Exposes True Nature of Falun Gong Cult Leader's "New Myths"
• Re-employment Crucial to China's Development, Stability: Article

• Scientists Urge Hi-Tech Biodiversity Conservation
• China Publishes Mongolian Study Collection
• Tibetans Pass First Law to Protect Mother Tongue
• China Develops Chip for HDTV
• Fengyun-3 with Technologies More Advanced Than US
• Hope for School Dropouts in Western China
• Nobel Prize Winners Lecture Chinese University  
• China Selects First Generation of Astronauts

• Dalian, Key Part of China's Production Line for Sports Stars
• Beijing to Learn from Australia for Olympics: Mayor

• Nature Reserves Key to Biodiversity Conservation In China
• China Opens Giant Panda Museum in Panda Reserve
• China's Oldest Giant Panda to be Preserved
• China to Build First Movie Museum
• China Threatened with Loss of Genetic Resources: Reports
• Precious Cultural Relics Donated to Sun Yat-sen Memorial
• Weng Yixuan, First Chinese Sails around World Ocean
• Beijing's Private Autos Top One Million
• China's Eldest Panda Changchang Dies
• Photo Show on Taiwan Attracts Thousands in NW Chinese City
• Beijing Offers Job Opportunities to Overseas Professionals
• China Vows to Control Loss of Biodiversity
• Wangfujing Ave. Mixes with Foreign Counterparts
• More Frequent Travelers Between HK, Mainland: Survey
• First International Airlink Opens in Shandong