Friday, June 14, 2002

• Disaster Relief, Rebuilding Going Well in Flood-hit NW China Province
• China Mobilizes More Aircraft to Fight Locust Plague
• Chinese Red Cross Extends Aid to Flood-hit Shaanxi, Sichuan
• Flood Relief Gets 5 Million Yuan State Cash Boost
• Chinese Police Nab Suspects of 2.5 Mln Yuan Armed Robbery
• Hong Kong Can Find New Role Under New Conditions: EU Head of Office
• Genuine Improvements for News Media Assured
• CPC Congratulates Congress of Mozambique's Ruling Party
• More Police Helicopters Flying Soon
• China's Railway to Initiate Two More Speed-Increases in 2003, 2005 
• Premier Zhu Puts Rural Areas on Flood Alert  

• China Starts Early-Warning Mechanism for Damage to Fertilizer Sector
• China Sees Retail Consumption Boom in May
• South China City Hopes to Fetch Record Price for Lychee
• CATIC to Issue 1Bn Yuan T-Bond for Raising Fund
• Rectors Stress Human Resource Cooperation Between ASEAN, China
• Interview: China's WTO Entry to Provide Huge Market for HK
• Interview: Hong Kong, an Exciting Place to Do Business
• Beijing Welcomes Foreign Participation in Subway Projects
• China Introduce E-Commerce into Railway by 2005
• Chinese Auto Part Market Full of Business Opportunities

• About Half Indonesian Air Force Planes Worth Flying: Spokesman
• S. Korea Hopes to Resume Dialogue with DPRK Soon
• Nearly One Third Americans Favor Chinese Products: Survey
• Chinese Naval Fleet Calls at Alexandria Port of Egypt
• Russian FM Stresses Russia-China Long-term Cooperation
• Eight Dead in Blast outside US Consulate in Karachi
• US Conducts Ship-Based Missile Test
• Sri Lankan Govt, Tamil Rebels Agree on Access to Northern Islands
• Croatian President Meets Chinese Delegation
• Bush Hails Demise of ABM Treaty, Vowing to Deploy Missile Defense System
• Chinese President Jiang Begins Visit to Iceland 
• Roundup: Karzai Sweeps to Power as Head of Transitional Government
• Israeli FM Backs "Provisional" Palestine State Idea
• Zambian President Tells Western Powers to Mind Their Own Business
• Former Zambian President's Aide Jailed in Defamation Case
• Two S.Korean Girls Run Over by US Armored Vehicle
• US President Meets With Saudi Foreign Minister
• DPRK Urges Washington to Renounce Hostile Policy
• France Agrees to Fund Ethiopia on City Development
• Chinese President Jiang Meets Estonian Leaders  

• Uncovering Conspiracy Behind Shenyang Incident: News Analysis
• From Concocting 'Theory of Threat' to Dishing up 'Theory of Collapse': Commentary

• Beijing, Most Favored Destination for Japanese Study Tours

• United States Advances Despite 3-1 Defeat
• Belgium Step in World Cup Last 16 by Edging Russia 3-2
• Japan Advances with Easy Win over Tunisia
• China, Chile Ink Memorandum on Sports Cooperation

• Catastrophic Flood in NW China Poses No Threat to Giant Pandas
• China to Help Repair Mao Zedong Boulevard in Phnom Penh
• Yangtze Soil Conservation Benefits Eight Million
• Sony Chairman Thanks Chinese Doctors, People for Care
• Charity Fund for Chinese Children Keeps Rising
• Chang Hsueh-liang's Script Ever Traveled in Space
• Largest Luxury Mail Liner Set off from Shanghai to ROK
• Relocation Remains the Last Hope for White-Fin River Dolphins 
• China Claims Third Migration Source to Australia
• Global Warming Brings More Weather, Climate Extremes