Tuesday, June 11, 2002

• China Welcomes Easing of India-Pakistan Tension
• China Hopes Afghan National Council Proceeds Smoothly: FM Spokesman
• FM Spokesman: SCO Summit Is Crowned With Success
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Senior German Naval Officer
• Chinese, Sri Lankan Defense Ministers Hold Talks
• China to Study Japan's Request to Salvage Ship in East China Sea
• China, ROK Embassy in Contact over Unidentified Intruders
• Vietnam's Censure of China's Firing Practice Unreasonable: FM
• Army Sets Up Special Flood-fighting Units
• Macao Govt Responsible for Local Portuguese Living: Chief Executive
• One of Black Boxes of Crashed CAL Flight Found
• China Mobilizes for Locust Fight
• German Warships Visit Qingdao
• Over 100 People Missing in Floods in Northwest China

• Unemployment Registered 3.6 Percent in Chinese Urban Areas
• S&P's Revises Hong Kong's Insurance Industry to Stable
• Motorola Maps Out "Two Plus Three Plus Three" Scheme
• Average Salary of Urban Workers Increased by 15.2% in 2001
• BP Cracks Open China's Retail Market for Refined Oil
• China Posts Four-Year Record High Industrial Growth
• Energy Scheme Finds New Fuel
• Egypt Welcomed to Participate in Xinjiang's Development
• China Mulls Relaxation of Monetary Policy to Prop Falling Prices
• Domestic Stocks Fall after Alert of Mobile Shares
• China to Increase Grain Imports
• Beijing to Manufacture 2,000 Hyundai Autos
• Russian Lada Back in China This Year
• China Exports First Shipment of Compact Cars to US
• Shanghai Airlines Joins Hands with Lufthansa
• China's Annual Mineral Exports, Imports Tops US$100 Billion

• Mubarak's Proposal on Palestinian Statehood Important: Saudi FM
• Kim Dae-jung Calls for North-South Reconciliation Through Dialogue
• Former Afghan King Inaugurates Loya Jirga
• Karzai: Afghan People Want Lasting Peace
• News Analysis: Why US Trumpets New Mideast Peace Plan?
• U.S., DPRK Agree on New Plan of Recovering Remains of U.S. Soldiers
• US Firm on One-China Policy: US Secretary of State
• ASEAN Inks landmark Deal to Battle Haze
• Arroyo Rallies Troops for Final Push Against Abu Sayyaf
• 146 Arrested in Police Raid on Dhaka University
• Indonesian Councilor Shot Dead in Aceh
• Castro Calls 'Giant' March Against U.S. Interference
• U.S. President Signs NATO Expansion Act
• US Vice President: "Striking First" Necessary in War on Terror
• Japan Reports Record Traffic Accident Casualties in 2001
• Sri Lankan Rebels: No One Can Win War
• Senior CPC Official Meets BDP National Chairman
• Six Killed in SUV - Truck Crash in Southern US
• Russia Criticizes Visa Regime Between Kaliningrad, Neighboring States
• US Welcomes Easing of India-Pakistan Tension
• US President Says Israel Has Right to Defend Itself
• About 40,000 People Evacuated as Fire Threatens U.S. City
• Body of S. Korean Diplomat Found in Philippines
• Gunman Kills Two, Takes Own Life at U.S. Missouri Abbey
• Chinese Vice-Premier Expounds Position on Food Security
• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets South African President in Rome
• Israel to Build 110-km Long Security Fence Along Green Line
• US Authorities Capture Radioactive "Dirty Bomb" Suspect
• Indo-Pakistan Tension Continues to Be Eased
• Developing Nations Urged to Resist Globalization
• China, Zambia to Enhance Military Ties
• Vice-Premier Wen Jiabao Meets Annan
• Washington to Adopt New Strategy of Striking First: Report
• FAO Summit Calls for International Alliance Against Hunger
• Lifting of Ban on Pak Flights "A Step in Desired Direction": FO Spokesman
• India Not Opt for Immediate Military De-escalation
• Vice Botswana President Meets Senior Chinese Party Official
• Bush to Formalize New Strategy of Striking First
• Bush Meets with Israeli Prime Minister
• Former King Endorses Karzai in Loya Jirga Election
• Jiang Pledges New China-Latvia Ties

• "Shenzhou III" Orbital Module Circles the Earth over Thousand Times Steadily
• Chinese Students Flock to Thailand Universities
• Origin of Heilongjiang River Valley Civilization Explored

• Germany Beats Cameroon 2-0 to Top Group E at World Cup
• Ireland Advance into Second Round
• China's Soccer Falls Further behind Japan and South Korea
• Diouf Trick Earns Senegal Berth in Round of 16  
• Denmark Kick Defending Champions France out of World Cup by 2-0 Win  
• Rockets Delegation Meets Sharks on Yao's NBA Draft  
• Ronaldo Targets to Seven Goals in World Cup Finals
• Saudi Arabia Warn to Sink Ireland to Salvage Pride
• Germany Waiting for Final Group Match at World Cup finals
• England Need a Point to Escape Group of Death at World Cup
• Greene Wins 100 Meters in Athens Athletics Meeting

• PLA Military Band Invited to Celebrate SAR's Birthday
• Macao Applying for World Cultural Heritage
• Restoration of 1,000-year Old Beijing Taoist Temple
• West Beijing Light Rail Trial Run Due in September  
• China to Open More Forests to Tourists