Saturday, June 01, 2002

• Jiang on Perfection of Socialist Ownership
• Jiang Zemin: Socialist Democracy is an Important Objective
• CPPCC Chairman Returns to Beijing
• Chinese Leaders Attend Gala for Children's Day  

• DaimlerChrysler, Beijing Renew SUV Joint Venture
• Negotiations over US$5.6bn JV Gas Project Continues
• HK Economy Has Chances to Improve: Official

• US Predicts Up to 17 Million Casualties in South Asia Nuke War
• Sharon Confronts U.S., Egypt Envoys Over Arafat's Status
• Iraq Says 3 Injured in U.S., British Air Raids
• Israeli Army Eters Again Into Tulkarem
• Member States Support EU Policies Against U.S. Steel Measures
• EU Seeks Free Trade Accord With Latin America
• Mubarak, Annan Discuss Mideast Issue Over Phone
• Global Warming Continues to Raise Temperature in Japan
• Roundup: Restraint and Patience Needed in Solving Indo-Pak Disputes

• First Audiovisual Products on Sex Education for Kids Issued
• China To Trial Sulfur Dioxide Quota

• Two Goals by Tomasson Give Denmark 2-1 Win  
• No Injury Worries for China: Milutinovic
• Ireland Hold Cameroon 1-1 in Group E 
• Senegal Now Ready for Challenges Ahead, Says Coach

• Environmental Situation 'Still Grave', National Report