Sunday, June 02, 2002

• Tibet CPC Chief to Visit Australia, New Zealand
• Chinese, Russian Defense Ministers Hold Talks
• 32 Arrested for Various Offenses in Hong Kong
• CPC Xinjiang Chief Meets Turkish Deputy PM
• Death Sentence "Criminal" Released

• Bets Ban to Boost HK-Macao Ferry Service
• Banks Urged to Reduce Non-Performing Loans
• Zhaoqing A Magnet for Overseas Investors
• Star Alliance to Admit New Members

• South Korea Opposes Japan's Nuclear Arming
• U.S. Legislator Visits American Troops in Philippines
• NATO Pilotless Aircraft Crashes in Macedonia
• Egyptian Official to Visit U.S. to Prepare for Mubarak's Trip
• U.S. President Says Preemptive Strike Necessary to Deter Terrorism
• Int'l Community Working for Settlement of Mideast Crisis: Maher
• Saudi Arabia Pledges to Maintain Oil Production Quota
• Britain Celebrates Queen's 50th Year on the Throne

• Vice-Premier Calls for Sci-Tech Reform, Development
• CPC Party School's Post-graduate Program Fruitful

• Starting Lineups for Argentina and Nigeria
• Argentina vs Nigeria Teams
• Records Expected in Marathon Swimming World Cup in South China
• Germany Routs Saudi Arabia 8-0 as Klose Scores Hat-trick 
• Leading Goal Scorers at 2002 World Cup
• Voeller Highlights Klose's Hat-trick in Germans' 8-0 Win over Saudis
• Saudi Coach Pledges Better Performance in Following World Cup Matches
• Spanish Eager for World Cup Group B Opening Win

• FEATURE: Joyful Children Smarten Up Macao
• Panchen Lama Extends Festive Greetings to Children
• China Publishes Letters, Poetry by Late Chinese Marxist
• Children's Day: All I Want to Do Is Sleep and Play
• International Funds to Protect Chinese Children Against Hepatitis B
• Soil Degradation Hampers China's Agricultural Development: Experts