Wednesday, May 29, 2002

• Taiwan Locates Black Boxes of Crashed CAL Plane
• Chinese, Slovenian Foreign Ministers Hold Talks
• Chinese Vice President Meets CPAFFC Council Members
• Li Jianguo Elected as CPC Shaanxi Chief
• Strong Earthquake Rocks Taiwan
• Chinese Mainland Fishing Boats Find Five Air Crash Bodies
• 10th Anniversary of China-Slovenia Diplomatic Ties Celebrated
• China, US Have More Common Interests Than Differences: Jiang
• Power Transmission Project from Sichuan Put into Operation
• Former Taiwan Decathlete Given Jail Term Over Plane Accident
• China to Kick Off Nationwide Safety Check
• Huang Ju Reelected as CPC Shanghai Chief 
• Premier Zhu Meets Turkish Deputy Prime Minister
• Chinese Premier Meets Japanese Guests
• Vice-President Hu Meets Mozambican Defence Minister
• Senior CPC Official Meets Diplomatic Envoys of Four African Nations
• Investigators Exclude Weather, Control Tower Factors in CAL Plane Crash

• Chinese Experts Call for Oil, Gas Strategy
• Sino-US Model Housing Project Launched
• State Councilor Stresses Importance of Duty Drawback
• China Supports Setting up China-ASEAN Free Trade Zone
• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets SCO Trade Ministers
• China Curbs Unreasonable Price Rise for Medicine
• Chinese Vice-Premier: SIP Becomes Successful Model
• First Auto Joint Venture Established after China's WTO Entry
• WTO to Discuss China-US Disputes Over Steel
• China Likely to Resume Oil Futures This Year
• 5th APEC Ministerial Meeting of Telecommunication and Information Opens
• Big Bucks Earmarked to Build Beijing into a Metropolis
• Entrepreneurs Gather on Further Cooperation Among China, Japan, ROK
• Government Procurement Feels "Sunshine" of Competition
• Economic Cooperation to Add New Life to SCO 
• China Development Gateway Officially Launched 
• China Launches First Foreign-controlled Telecom Firm
• Small Farmers Bear Brunt of WTO Entry
• Premier Zhu Rongji Meets World Bank President 
• President Jiang Meets World Bank President  

• Sri Lanka's Tamil Rebels Blames Military for Thwarting Peace Talks
• Kirirom 1 Hydropower Station Rehabilitation Inaugurated in Cambodia
• Iraq Says Forced Landing of Spy Drone Poses Shock for US
• Indian PM Urged to Exercise Restraint Over Kashmir
• Death Toll From U.S. Bridge Collapse Rises to 13
• Philippine, US Military Reactions Contradicting on Helicopter Firing
• Indian Police Arrest 11 Hindus
• U.S. President Returns to Washington After European Tour
• Putin to Meet Indian, Pakistan Leaders in Kazakstan
• Taliban, Al-Qaeda Linked to Kashmir
• Roundup: NATO, Russia Strive to Promote Relations to Higher Level 
• US Helicopters Exchange Fire with Suspected Abu Sayyaf Rebels
• PLA Navy Fleet Conducts Anti-pirate Exercises at Malacca Straits 
• Roundup: Chavez's Gov't Faces Serious Challenges
• Death of Washington Intern Chandra Levy Deemed a Homicide
• ECOWAS Parliament Kicks Off First Session for 2002
• Dow Drops Below 10,000
• Last Steel Beam at New York WTC Set for Demolition
• Senior Iraqi Officials Conclude Military Training
• Iraq Says 5 Injured in US, British Air Raids
• Israel Successfully Launches New Generation of Spy Satellite
• Li Ruihuan Urges UK Businesses to Develop in China
• India: Musharraf's Statement "Disappointing, Dangerous"
• China, Singapore to Widen Cooperation in SIP Project 

• Don't Make Ranting Talks about War: Commentary
• US Taiwan Acts Jeopardize Sino-US Ties: Analysis

• China's Top Science Academy to Strengthen Ties with European
• US Programming Competition Organizer Adds China to Developer Community
• "China Well-Positioned to Develop Biomedicine"
• Individual Inventors Better Aided in China
• Beijing High-tech Expo Sees Agreements of US$7.35bn Inked 
• President Jiang Encourages Academicians to Make Innovations

• Preparations Geared Up for Tour of Qinghai Lake Cycling Race
• 30,000 Chinese Travel to Watch World Cup
• Milutinovic Relaxed Before China's First World Cup Match
• Chinese Surpasses World Record in Marine Modeling
• Blatter Beats Hayatou to Win FIFA Presential Re-election
• Seles, Clijsters Advance to Second Round in French Open
• Chinese Can Play Good Football: Schlappner
• Giant TV Screens for Beijing Soccer Fans during World Cup Finals
• Experience Values Most for Chinese World Cup Debutants
• China's Non-Olympic Sports National Games Set to be Quadrennial
• China's Women's Volleyball Training Camp Re-constructed

• "We Like The Beatles Best"
• China Simplifies HK, Macao Permit Procedures
• CCTV Denies Cancelling of Milutinovic TV Ads
• Australia, Top Holiday Destination for Beijingers  
• Chinese People Wore Leather Shoes 2000 Years Ago
• Beijing Uses Water-saving Toilets In Imperial Garden
• Chinese Siesta Giving Way to New Work Method?
• China Faces Largest Red Tide in Ten Years