Saturday, May 25, 2002

• Missing Taiwan Plane Confirmed Crashed into Sea
• China Airlines Jet Missing
• NPC Chairman Meets Chilean Guests
• Jiang Calls for Better Deal for Demobilized Officers
• China Hopes India, Pakistan Show Utmost Restraint
• Chinese Vice-Premier Holds Talks with Italian Counterpart
• Jiang Zemin Calls for Faster Development of W. China
• President Jiang Congratulates Guyana on Independence Day

• Portuguese Foreign Minister Confident of Macao's Future
• Macao's Jobless Rate Drops to Four-Year Low
• Xbox Game System to be Produced in S. China
• Japanese, Chinese Economy Combined to Overtake US in 20 Years
• German Bank Opens Office in Shanghai
• EU Says No Trade War with U.S. Over Steel
• China's Economic Growth Demands Superior Home Investment Banks
• China's WTO Entry Will Not Weaken HK's Advantageous Competitiveness: Official
• British Economy Grinds to Halt During First Quarter

• Ugandan Govt., Rebel UNRF End 4-Day Peace Talks
• Pakistan Wants Peace But Ready for War: Musharraf
• Pakistan Test Fires Nuclear-capable Missile
• Heavy Fighting Flares up in Somali Capital
• Sri Lankan Former Deputy Defense Minister Granted Bail
• Increasing Criminal Offenses to Chinese in Auckland
• EU Hails US-Russia Treaty on Slashing Strategic Nuclear Arsenals
• One Killed in Scotland Helicopter Crash
• Indian, Pakistani Troops Exchange Fire
• U.S. Expresses Concerns Over South Asian Tensions
• U.S., Coalition Attack Taliban Compound
• Pak Mission Reaffirms for Peace Talks With India

• Chinese Enterprises Urged to Protect "Human Capital"
• Flying Robots Feature at High-tech Expo
• Taiwan School Students Win 21 Medals in Cyberfair 2002

• Chinese to Learn about Soccer in World Cup, Says Ace Chinese Defender
• Shanghai Wins 2007 Special Olympics Games Bid

• Concert for Sino-Japanese Friendship Held
• North China Sandstorm Monitoring System Completed
• Roundup: Africa Facing Critical Choices on Environment