Tuesday, June 04, 2002

• Schroeder Denies Submarine Sale to Taiwan
• Chinese Top Legislator Meets Greek PM
• Hong Kong Police Seize 1 Million HK Dollar Drugs
• Senior Leader Meets Newly-Elected Christian Heads
• Chinese Volunteers Head for Vietnam 
• Chinese, Greek PMs Hold Talks
• Premier Zhu Meets Nepalese Guests  
• President's Speech Resounds Across China

• Employment Posts Major Policy Challenge to China
• Strong Confidence Expressed in China's Aviation Prospects
• China to Ensure Uniform Policies on Foreign Capital
• Rules on Foreign Access to Securities Firms to Take Effect
• China's Standardization of Agricultural Operations Going Well
• Greek PM Calls for Further Economic Cooperation with China
• Finished-drug Exports Urged 
• China Loosens Grip on SOEs
• Chinese Aviation Industry Has High Potential
• Beijing Welcomes Leading International Insurance Group

• China, Russia Agree to Continue Efforts to Ease Tension in South Asia
• China Urges Peaceful Settlement of Regional Conflicts in Asia
• South Korean President Kim Dae-jung Interviewed by People's Daily
• China Calls for International Efforts to Root Out Terrorism
• 2 Dead, 15 Hurt in Thailand Shooting
• Russian Apartment Building Collapses
• OAU Seeks Summit on Madagascar Crisis
• Saudi Air Flight Loses Control on Runway in Manila Airport
• Japan Ratifies Kyoto Protocol
• President of Cote d'Ivoire Meets Senior CPC Official
• Clashes Leave 50 Dead, 35 Injured in Colombia
• Monitors, Tamil Rebels to Discuss Entry to Sri Lanka's Northern Islands
• Putin to Take Lead in Bringing Foes to Talks
• Israeli PM to Visit U.S. on June 10
• Israeli Knesset Okays Return of Four Sacked Ministers
• U.S. State Aims to Raise Smoking Age to 21
• Russian President Signs New Citizenship Law
• Japan's Top Spokesman Admits Nuke Remarks Were His
• South Korea Confirms New Foot and Mouth Outbreak
• DPRK to Launch CDMA Service
• Iran Calls on Islamic Nations to Unite Against Israel
• PNA Calls on Political Groups to Form Unified National Front
• PNA Rejects Court Order to Free PFLP Chief
• Microsoft Agrees to Refrain from Accounting Violations
• US Orders Design of New Weapons Plan: Washington Post
• US CIA Failed to Share Intelligence on Hijacker: Reports
• Chinese, Albanian Leaders Meet on Relations
• Ukrainian President Satisfied with Ties with China
• WTO Launches Probe Into US Steel Tariffs
• President Jiang Arrives in Alma-Ata for CICA Summit

• UN Wants to Do Business with China

• China Approves Commercialization of "Artificial Skin"
• Chinese Parents Urged to Talk to Children about Sex
• Scientists Analyze Experiments of Africa's First Cosmonaut
• Japan's Telecom Giants Develop 3-G Technology in Shanghai

• Costa Rica Beats China 2-0 in Group C 
• Non-Olympic Sports National Games, New Start for China's Mass
• China Fields Line-up Concentrating on Defense
• Skipper Ma Says Chinese Fans Main Factor for Victory
• New Zealand to Play Chinese First Division Side in China International

• China's Third Longest River to Meet Sea Again
• Climatic Evolution May Affect Land Cover in Northwest China
• Chinese Farmers Care About Environmental Protection
• China Releases New Regulation on Overseas Tourism
• Suspected Armed Poachers Arrested in W. China 
• China Is Alert for Harmful Alien Plant Species
• Chang Hsueh-liang's Oral Account of History Open on File