Sunday, June 09, 2002

• Chinese military delegation arrives in Zambia for visit
• HKSAR Reiterates Needs for Anti-terrorism Law
• New Population Policy a Priority for HKSAR
• China Sends Congratulatory Message on Anniversary of Ties With Georgia
• Chinese Vice-Premier Leaves for Rome

• Macao Hopes to Host 8th WCEC
• GMS Cooperation Meeting Opens in Kunming
• Illegal Soccer Bookmaking Syndicates in HK Smashed

• Colombia on Alert for Possible Air Attack by FARC
• 2 Palestinian Militants Killed, 4 Israelis Wounded in West Bank
• Israeli PM Leaves for U.S. amid Raged Violence
• Castro Criticizes Bush for Intimacy With Anti-cuba groups
• Shooting Incident Occurs in Front of Greek Premier's Home
• Chinese President Visits Sochi after SCO Summit
• Twelve Dead in Trawler Accident Off Namibian Coast
• New President of Mali Sworn in
• Pakistan Lodges Protest With India Over Spy Plane Incident
• Seven Killed in Indian Firing Along LoC in Kashmir
• Thai PM Affirms Consistent Policy Between Govt and Army

• Brazilian Press Emphazise With Reservations the Victory over China  
• Starting Lineups for Mexico vs Ecuador Teams
• China Coach Proud of Players' Effort, Despite 4-0 Loss to Brazil  
• Impressive Brazil Beat World Cup Debutants China 4-0  
• Chinese Players Gain Valuable Experiences From Defeat
• Milutinovic Happy About China's Performance
• China Getting Better Through Matches

• Int'l Film Festival Opens in Shanghai  
• Fujian Passes Regulation on World Heritage Protection
• Museum in Honor of Former U.S. General to Be Renovated