Thursday, June 06, 2002

• Three Important Documents to be Signed at SCO Summit: FM Spokesman
• China Hopes Afghan National Council Proceeds Smoothly: FM Spokesman
• China Condemns Suicide Bombing in North Israel
• Taiwan Media Reveals US's Submarine Sale to Taiwan
• KMT Chairman Calls for Direct Cross-Straits Links
• HK Takes Pride in Being Part of China: Tung Chee Hwa
• County Party Chief Sentenced to Death

• China, ASEAN Discuss Free Trade Region Issues
• Auto Show Adds Heat to Hot Beijing
• Interview: Russia Confident in HK's Future
• China Increases Anti-Dumping Suits Over Imported Products
• State Street Sub-Advising China on Pension Fund System
• China Improves Advice to Enterprises on Anti-dumping
• Toyota to Build Luxury Car Plant in China
• Guangdong-HKSAR Joint Clearing for HK$ Checks to Commence
• China to Set up its First Overseas Innovation Center
• Solely-funded Foreign Trade Firms on Way
• China Textile Trade Show Opens in New York
• China's Foreign Trade Faces More Challenges After WTO Entry
• China, Russia Hold Talks on Bilateral Market Access

• US Peace Plan Calls for Evacuating All Jewish Settlements: Peres
• Musharraf Assures Armitage of His Peace Desire
• China Donates De-mining Equipment to Cambodia
• U.S. Navy Destroyer Arrives at Japanese Port
• Denmark Closes Embassy in Zimbabwe
• Helicopter Crash Kills Four in Australia
• U.S. to Conduct Subcritical Nuclear Test Friday
• S.Lankan PM Says Peace Talks for Interim Council, Accelerated Development
• New Zealand Speaker Meets NPC Vice-Chairwoman of China
• Sri Lanka's Mainstream Tamil Political Party President Dies
• Sri Lanka to Lift Ban on Tamil Tiger Rebels Ten Days Before Peace Talks
• Israel Pulls Its Forces Out of Arafat's Compound
• San Marino Coalition Gov't Falls
• Belfast Elects First Sinn Fein Lord Mayor
• Arafat's Life in Danger: PNA Official
• Israeli Tanks Fire on Arafat Compound Today
• U.S. Clears Cuba of Bioterror Charges
• Pakistan Expels Indian Embassy Staffer
• Musharraf Welcomes US Officials' Visit
• Third Son of Kim Dae-jung Indicted
• India Has Proposal for Pakistan
• Developing Countries Make Progress in Sustainable Development: Report  
• Two Rivals of Madagascar to Hold Talks in Dakar: Report
• US Launches Space Shuttle Endeavour
• Israelis Approach Arafat's Office
• Foreign Investment in US Down by 60 Percent Last Year
• Turkey to Purchase AWACS From Boeing Company
• Gulf States Agreed on New Tariff Mechanism, Single Currency
• US Urges India, Pakistan to Take "Path of Diplomacy"
• Two Rivals of Madagascar to Hold Talks in Dakar: Report
• Britain, US, Libya to Discuss Lockerbie Compensation
• Chinese President Meets With Kazakh Counterpart  
• Jiang Arrives in St. Petersburg for SCO Summit

• News Analysis: How China Fares with Possible Water Crisis
• 'Theory of Threat' Is Groundless, Erroneous: Analysis

• Chinese First Placer Studying in Japan: Survey
• Vice-Premier Li Lanqing Meets Nobel Physics Laureate  

• Uruguay Tie 10-man France 0-0 in Group A
• Japan-South Korea Extradition Pact to Take Effect
• Africa Puts One Finger on Trophy: News Analysis
• Cameroon Oust Saudi Arabia 1-0 in World Cup
• Denmark Lucky to Draw 1-1 with 10-men Combative Senegal
• Milutinovic Considers Replacement for Injured Defenders
• FIFA Rules 2nd US Goal against Portugal Own Goal
• FIFA Rejects Turkey's Request of Replacing Referee
• Houston Rockets Plan China Trip to Draft Center Yao Ming

• ASEM Members to Cooperate in Water Resources Management
• Chinese Surgeons Separate Siamese Twins
• China Warned of Water Crisis by 2030  
• China to Produce "Dragon and Phoenix" Opera
• China to Research Impact of IT on Teenager Psychology