Thursday, May 30, 2002

• Chinese Vice Premier Meets Ghanaian Guests
• Mainland Fishing Boats Recover Ten Bodies from Air Crash
• Sino-US Cooperation Beneficial: Premier Zhu
• FM Spokesman on Russian Defense Minister's China Visit
• Prisons During Dalai Lama's Reign Were Hell on Earth: Specialists
• Accountability System Wins HK Legislative Council Support
• Taiwan Insurers to Pay US$80.9m to Plane Crash Victims
• Vice-President Hu Jintao Meets Slovenian FM
• Chinese Vice Premier to Attend World Food Summit
• China, Barbados Exchange Greetings on Anniversary of Bilateral Ties
• Taiwan Requests Data From US, Mainland for CAL Crash Probe
• Mainland Fishermen Help Search for Bodies of Air Crash Victims
• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets European Guests
• China to Further Cooperation with Africa: CPC Official
• Direct Links Important for Reunification: Spokesman

• China to Tighten Control over Import of Electronic Wastes
• China to Launch First Bond Index
• Coface Optimistic About HK's Prospects of Economic Recovery
• China Cracks Down on Tax Rebate Fraud
• China to Launch Unified Interbank Forex Lending Market
• First Int'l On-line Chinese Recruitment Network Formed
• China's WTO Entry a Good Thing: Mike Moore
• Beijing Released Salary Guiding Scales
• China to Get Access to Online Banking System
• Reform to Give Fixed Phone Users Rights to Choose Telecom Providers
• China Brilliance Gets Nod to Produce Passenger Cars
• Sinopec to Integrate Lubricant Biz into New Company
• Dotcoms Are Dotty to Charge Users
• Euro to Boost EU's Involvement in China's Capital Market
• China's Foreign Trade Expected to Continue Growing
• Telecom Competition Not "A Game Without Rules": Official  

• Sri Lanka Says De-banning of Tamil Rebels After Date Fixed for Talks
• Chinese Woman Found Murdered in Japan
• War Will Start Only if India Starts It: Musharraf
• S. African Brewer to Buy U.S. Miller Brewing
• Solana Heads for Middle East to Seek Peace Conference
• Pakistan Urges India to Resolve Disputes
• New PM Appointed in Kyrgyzstan
• Algerian Rebels Kill 23 Civilians Before Poll
• Anti-Terrorism Becomes Top-Priority Issue on APEC Trade Meeting
• One Dead, One Wounded in Milwaukee Court Shooting
• Hong Seok-hyun Nnamed Head of World Media Group
• Police Checkpoint Attacked in Thailand, Two policemen Killed
• Venezuelan Coup President Gains Asylum, Leaves for Colombia
• Mubarak, Arafat Discuss Mideast Tension Over Phone
• Blair Appoints Britain's First Black Cabinet Minister
• Bush Administration Stepping up Diplomacy in Middle East
• British Troops Sweep for Al-Qaida along Pakistani Border
• 10 Million People in Southern Africa Face Famine Threat: UN Agencies
• 8 Egyptians Seized Aboard Weapon-Smuggling Ship to Be Released: Report
• Abu Sayyaf Promise to Free Filipino Hostage
• FBI Unveils Plan to Boost Terrorism Prevention
• Suicidal Gunman Shoots Self After Storming Into CBS TV Studios
• Iraq Says Over 1,140 Killed in US, British Air Raids
• War to Be Fought in Enenmy's Territory: Musharraf
• Somali Capital Regains Calm After Heavy Fighting

• China to Hold 1st Chinese Language Competition
• "Spring Bud" Program Helps 1.15 Million Girl Dropouts
• China Popularizes Internet Information
• Maritime Satellite Haiyang-1 Maps Images
• Premier Zhu Calls for More New Sci-tech Innovations

• China Beats Cuba to Win Women's Volleyball Tournament
• China Open Table Tennis Tourney Opens
• World Record Broken in Chinese Games for Non Olympic Events
• Be With the World Cup in Stations, McDonald's and Bars 
• China Coach Hit by Heavy Flu: BBC Report
• Chinese Divers Win Four Titles on Day 1 at FINA Diving GP 
• "I Hope to Play in European Leagues", Says Chinese Defender

• China Has 290 Million Children
• 'I Want to Do Something for Beijing Olympic Games'
• China's Smoking Population Getting Younger
• Miss Russia Wins Miss Universe Title, Miss China Third
• Chinese Children Have 28 Anxieties: Survey
• Chinese Mainland-SAR Personnel Flow Facilitated
• More Chinese Choose Cremation
• China Environmental Labeling Scheme Launched in HK