Tuesday, May 28, 2002

• All Relatives Of CAL Crash Mainland Victims Arrive in Taiwan
• President Jiang Meets Fijian Prime Minister
• FM Spokesman: No Right of Asylum in Embassies for Third-Country Citizens
• China Hopes India, Pakistan Settle Dispute Peacefully
• Chinese Police Rescue Smuggled Children
• Vice-Premier on Role of Unofficial Diplomacy
• Bribe-taking Police Chief in Zhejiang Sentenced to Death
• Official: Air Tragedy Marks Need for Cross-Straits Links
• Crash Victims' Relatives Ask for Joint Search with Mainland  
• Mainland Ships Retrieve Six Pieces of Crashed Plane
• China, Fiji Sign Joint Statement  
• Senior CPC Official Meets European Guests  
• Chinese, Peruvian Foreign Ministers Hold Talks
• Chinese, Fijian Prime Ministers Hold Talks  
• China to Become World Economic Locomotive: Former Italian FM
• Hu Jintao Urges Dedication for Western Development
• Chinese Vice-Premier Holds Talks with Turkish Counterpart
• Beijing Hosts Seminar on Sino-Arab Ties
• Chinese, US FMs Discuss India-Pakistan Situation by Phone
• Chinese, Mozambican Defense Ministers Hold Talks
• Premier Zhu Urges Better Work on Civil Affairs 
• China Faces Wider Scope of Geological Disasters

• HKMA to Establish Direct Link With Clearstream Banking Luxembourg
• Chinese Govt. Pledges to Provide 16 Million US Dollars to ADB
• China Backs Members of Shanghai Cooperation Organization to Join WTO
• MOFTEC Announces Lists of China's Top 200 Exporters and Top 500 Importers/Exporters
• Clinton Pays 380,000 Yuan in Taxes to Shenzhen
• Office 1 Superstore to Tap China's Office Supplies Market
• Motorola to Build Chip Base in Southwest China
• Honda Cars in China Recalled for Faulty Ignition Switch
• China to Issue 2002 State Bonds in June
• CAL May Suffer Deficit This Year After Plane Crash
• Second Senior Meeting for APEC TELMIN5 Opens in Shanghai

• Roundup: Pakistan Successfully Test Fires Missiles
• China, Singapore to Deepen All-Round Cooperation
• Putin Signs Rome Declaration Launching New NATO-Russia Council
• Heavy Fighting Flares up Again in Somali Capital
• NATO, Russia to Sign Partnership Pact in Rome
• Thaksin's Party to Vote for All Targeted Ministers
• Britain's Foreign Secretary Talks With Musharraf
• Pakistan Test Fires Third Missile
• Over 71,000 Displaced Sri Lankans Return Home
• S. Lankan President Wants Core Issues in Agenda for Peace Talks
• Referendum to Extend Tunisian President's Term Passed
• NATO Opens Moscow Military Mission
• Romanian Ballet Star Commits Suicide
• Madagascar Gov't Arrests Top Rival
• President-Elect Pushes Law and Order for Colombia 
• Bomb Explodes in Israeli Mall; 3 Killed
• France, Germany Call for Tougher Control on Immigration
• Musharraf Says Pakistan Will Never Initiate War
• 9 Killed in Indian Cross-border Shelling in Kashmir
• Sri Lanka Not to Sign Defense Pact with US
• Sino-Egyptian Ties to Grow Stronger: Ambassador
• Li Ruihuan Meets British Former Prime Minister
• Iraq TV Shows Footage of "Enemy" Drone
• Efforts to Achieve Peace in Sudan Welcomed: Envoy
• Chinese Leader Holds Talks with British PM
• China to Cooperate With UK on Environmental Protection

• Chinese Scientists Clone Rabbit From Embryo Cell
• Top Scientist Tallies Achievements of Science Body
• Chinese Mechanic Invents Amphibian Car
• APEC Officials Prepares Shanghai Declaration on Information Technology
• China Sends 49 Senior Officials to Study in Harvard University
• Chinese Scientists Develop Single DNA Molecular NanoMotor
• Ling'ao Nuclear Plant Begins Commercial Operations  
• China's First Cloned Cattle Species Born

• China Has Nothing to Lose
• Chinese Starting Defenders Miss Training  
• Ronaldo Confident of Brazil Making to the Final at World Cup
• China Victory Already in the Bag - Now to Win Pride  
• Mianyang, Right Choice for Itself, Chinese Sports
• Middle School Student to Guard Chinese Flag at World Cup Game

• Int'l Conference on Voluntary Service Passes Beijing Declaration
• China Spends 4.6 Billion RMB on Basic Livelihood Guarantee
• Photographic Exhibition of Nudes Sparks Controversy
• China Joins the Development Gateway Foundation
• Beijing Still Young, But Aging Fast
• China to Invest Heavily in Environmental Protection
• Soil Erosion, Biggest Global Environmental Problem
• Harvard Ph.D Earns Highest Salary for Chinese Schoolmasters
• China Contest for "Elite Model Look" to Be Held in Tibet
• Chinese Young People Give 4.5 Billion Hours in Voluntary Service