Monday, May 27, 2002

• No Accidental Death in Tibet's Prisons: Official
• Jiang Zemin Stresses Good Work on Civil Affairs
• Li Peng Meets Peruvian FM
• Jiang Expresses Condolence Over Victims of China Airlines Crash
• CPPCC Vice-Chairman Meets Guests from Sri Lanka
• Cause of Crashed Taiwan Plane's Disintegration to Be Determined
• Hong Kong Symposium Stresses Earlier Unification of China
• Let "Direct Links" Honor Crash Victims: Taiwan Media 
• Taiwan Airline Told to Suspend Operation of All Boeing 747-200s
• SEF Pledges to Assist Crash Victims' Mainland Kin 
• Two Chinese Tugboats Sent to Plane Crash Site
• Crashed China Airlines Plane Said to Break up in Sky
• Wrap-up: 83 Bodies Recovered in Taiwan Air Crash 
• Christian Meeting Highlights Religious Freedom
• Crashed Plane's Black Boxes Cannot Be Retrieved Immediately: Official
• Family Members of Mainland Victims of Air Crash to Go to Taiwan
• Jiang Visits Exhibition Featuring Late Chinese Leader
• Taiwan's Foundation Offers Help to Families of Mainland Victims
• Chinese Vice Premier Meets IMF Vice President 
• Chinese Vice Premier Meets World Bank President 

• Peruvian FM Calls For Trade Expansion with China
• Shanghai Cooperation Organization to Hold 1st Trade Ministers Meeting
• Honeywell Optimistic on Boosting China Sales to 2 Billion
• Prices of Chinese Industrial Products Drop in April
• Interview: China Should Pay More Attention to Capital Market Construction
• 'Silicon Valley' Inks Contracts of 10bn Yuan at Tech Fair
• 23 Mn Chinese "Gold Rushers" in Foreign Funded Firms
• Southeast China City Attracts More Foreign Investment
• Electronics Firm Expands Investment in China
• China Dispatches Building Envoys Overseas
• Chinese, Overseas Banks Vying for High-End Clients
• AFDP Annual Forum Concludes with Fruitful Results
• Microsoft & TCL Put Heads Together for Mobile Phone Market in China
• WTO Entry to Bring China an Annual Increase of 3 Million Employment
• Investment Projects Signed for Int'l Media Avenue Construction
• WB President: Urgent to Improve Corporate Governance in Post-WTO China 
• Nobel Laureate Warns of Further Financial Crisis
• WB President: Sound Financial System Fundamental to Growth
• Vice Premier Stresses Financial Capacity Building 

• Britain Denies Suspending Arms Export to India and Pakistan
• Seven Shot at Australian Wedding Reception
• President Kim Emphasizes Safety in Hosting World Cup
• Chinese PLA Navy Task Group Ends Visit to Singapore
• Feature: "Golden Bull" Cements Chinese-Lao Cooperation
• 21 Killed in Peruvian Truck Crash
• Seleznyov Expelled from the Communist Party of Russia
• Colombia's Uribe Wins Presidential Election
• Pakistan Explosion Kills Eight Children, Injures Three Others
• 5,000 Children Die Daily From Polluted Food, Water: WHO
• Colombia Grants Asylum to Venezuela's Coup Leader
• Pakistan Leader Raises Hopes for Landmark Speech
• Bush to Honor U.S. Troops Killed in Normandy
• 60 Wedding Guests Electrocuted in India
• Barge Rams Oklahoma Bridge; Up to 12 Killed in Their Cars
• Roundup: Chirac, Bush Agree on Terror, Disagree on Trade, Environment
• Hezbollah Confident of Israeli Withdrawal From Disputed Shebaa Farms
• Demonstrators Greet Bush in Europe Tour: Roundup 
• Thousands of Protesters Greet Bush in Paris
• Death Toll in Mozambican Train Crash Reaches 192
• CPPCC Chairman Arrives in London for Visit  
• India's Patience Running out: Indian Prime Minister
• 7 Killed As Sri Lanka Observes Religious Holiday
• Roundup: Pakistan Conducts Missile Tests Amid Rising Tensions with India

• Flexible Job System Essential to Promote Re-employment

• Construction of Optical, Electromechanical Industrial Zone Starts
• Major Life Science Park Launched in East China Province
• China to Establish 100 Training Bases for Software Technicians
• Top Science and Engineering Bodies to Hold Academicians Conferences
• Scholarships to Deepen Research Into Macao's Culture, History
• Genetic Abnormalities May Explain Why Clones Die Young

• Chinese Fans Ready for World Cup
• Milutinovic: No Big Injury Problems for Chinese Team
• China's World Cup Squad Arrive in South Korea

• Vice-Premier Stresses Reconstruction of Environment
• International Conference on Voluntary Service Opens in Beijing
• Tibetan Prisoners in Good Health
• Four Chinese Programs Short-listed into Final of Dubai Award
• Most Advanced Digital Cinema to Be Launched in Beijing
• 50 Chinese Lost Contact with Tourist Group in Japan
• National Library Promotes Service
• Comprehensive Care to Curb AIDS in China
• Chinese Farmers Move to Protect Yew
• Thousands Pay Pilgrimage to Sacred Mountain in Tibet 
• Meeting Commemorates Zheng Chenggong Recovering Taiwan 
• Showroom Commemorating Nobel Prize Winner Opened in East China