Wednesday, June 05, 2002

• Leaders of China, Greece Exchange Greetings on Anniversary of Relations
• Accountability System to Boost HKSAR Gov't Efficiency
• China Hopes Japan Will Keep Commitment to Non-nuclear Principles
• 70 Percent of Taiwanese Favor Three Links
• Tibet Gets Help With Highway Construction
• Jiang Zemin's Speech Carefully Studied by Party Members
• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets African Diplomats
• FM Spokesman: Space Exploration Should Be for Peaceful Purposes
• Jiang Supports Children's Moral Enhancement Program
• Political Differences Won't Stop Economic Cooperation Across Taiwan Strait

• China Speeds Up Processing Anti-dumping Cases
• China Likely to Launch the Lowest SAR in the World
• Administritative Measures for Trust Investment Companies Revised
• Foreign Investment to Chinese Civil Airports & Airlines Possible
• CITIC Inks Telecom Pact with ChinaSat
• Air Crashes Won't Deter Reform of Airline Industry
• Macao Gov't to Sign Pacts with Casino License Winners
• Chinese Home Appliance Makers Turning to Cell Phones
• Leading European Bank Establishes Fund Management Office in HK
• GM Signs Minivan Joint Venture in China
• Millions of Chinese Farmers Benefit from Credit Ratings
• Mitsubishi Motors to Produce Pajero Sport in China

• Somalia to Be Place Without Trees in Few Years: Environmentalists
• Roundup: Diplomacy Continues to Defuse Indian-Pakistani Tension
• JCP Vows to Topple Junichiro Koizumi Government
• President Jiang Meets with Afghan Leader Karzai
• 6 Chinese Missing in S. Korean Fishing Vessel Capsizing
• ROUNDUP: India Develops Kids's Consciousness of Environmental Protection
• CPC, FPI Seek Closer Inter-Party Relations
• Bus Explosion Hits Israel, Killing 14, Injuring 15
• U.S. Congress Begins Hearings on 911 Attacks
• Thai Tourism Chief Fired
• 18 Killed, 41 Injured in Another Bus Accident in India
• Eurasian Leaders Endorse Almaty Act
• Polish PM Hopes to Strengthen Ties with China
• S.Lankan Tamil Rebel Chief Negotiator to Seek European Support for Peace Process
• Kim Dae-jung Notes a Tendency to Peace on Peninsula
• Russia to Announce Final Verdict on Kursk Tragedy, Minister
• Man Dies After Car Blows up in Tokyo
• Wildfires Burn 100 Homes in Colorado, U.S.
• DPRK Denounces Japan Over Nuclear Remarks
• Pakistan, India Willing to Hold Dialogue to Ease Tensions
• Mad Cow Disease Case Found on Golan Heights: Lab Test
• Chirac: France Ready to Train 2 Battalions for Future Afghan Army
• Chinese President Meets Pakistani President
• Chinese President Meets Indian Prime Minister
• Sri Lankan Tamil Politicians Urge Full Implementation of Truce Pact
• Madagascar's Ravalomanana Sends Troops to Rival Controlled Area
• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets Israeli Deputy Prime Minister
• International Community Continues Efforts to DefuseTension Between India, Pakistan

• China to Set up First Arctic Research Station
• China's First On-line Technology Market to Open

• China Better Team Than Costa Rica, Says Sun Jihai
• Ireland Check Germany 1-1 with Last Minute Goal
• US Stun Portugal 3-2 in World Cup
• Russia Beat Tunisia 2-0 at World Cup
• Baizilian Rivaldo Fined 11,500 Swiss Francs by FIFA
• 61 Swimmers to Compete for FINA Marathon Swimming in Qiongzhou Strait
• Analysts Consider Costa Rica Deserved Victory Against China
• IOC Confirms Eight Candidates for 2010 Winter Olympics
• Bring on Brazil, Says Bora Despite Costa Rica Setback  
• China's Loss Now a Learning Experience 
• Lack of Organization Cause of China's Loss
• Chinese Fans Rest Hope on Mission Impossible 
• South Korea Beats Poland 2-0 for First-ever World Cup Win
• Japan Wins First Ever Point in World Cup Finals

• China Cares About Environmental Protection
• China's Largest Sewage Treatment Factory to Be Run Privately
• China's "Ruhr" Demolishes Polluting Industrial Chimneys
• Beijing Residents Aged 35-39 See Higher Divorce Rate
• Tianjin to Input RMB 5bn Yuan on Building World Biggest Military-Theme Park
• Tombs of Ancient Eunuchs Discovered in Beijing
• Chinese Classic Sells 16,000 Copies a Month in US
• Beijing Restaurant Owner Jailed for Buying Rare Wild Animals
• China Wins International Environmental Awards
• China Locks in Degraded Grassland, Desert Rim to Rein in Sandstorms