Saturday, June 15, 2002

• China Strongly Refutes ROK's Claims on Intrusion Incident
• Macao to Build New Cross-Sea Bridge
• Chief of PLA General Staff Meets Equatorial Guinean Guests
• 11th Panchen Lama Returns to Shigatse  
• China to Increase Use of Detector Dogs for Quarantine
• Chinese Customs Seizes Three Million Smuggled Discs
• More Investment in Flood, Erosion Control in East China Province

• News Analysis: Safety Zones Designed to Salve Credibility
• 13th Economic, Trade Fair Opens in Harbin
• China's Auto Giant FAW to Produce Economy Cars
• More Taiwan Investment For High Tech on Mainland

• US Troops Won't Fight Abu Sayyaf: Spokesman
• Karzai Specifies Top Priorities of Transitional Administration
• US, British Jets Bomb Southern Iraq
• US Orders Expulsion of Iraqi Diplomat to UN
• China Willing to Develop Cooperation with Iceland at All Levels: President 
• Colombian Air Force Bombing Leaves 40 Guerrillas Dead
• Roundup: Eleven Killed, No One Claims Responsibility in Blast Near US Karachi Consulate
• G-7 Finance Ministers to Discuss Aid for Poor Nations
• US, British Leaders Discuss Kashmir, Mideast Crisis
• Global Drug Gangster Sentenced in Britain
• U.S. President Congratulates Afghan Leader on Election Victory
• EU Praises Thailand's Role in Asian Cooperation Dialogue

• OECD Invited to Help Monitor Education Quality in Shanxi

• Blatter: Most Matches Played in Top Level, All in Good Spirit
• More Cautions, Less Expulsions in Korea/Japan Than in France '98
• Germany Beats Paraguay 1-0 to Reach Quarters  
• S. Korea Beats Portugal 1-0, Cruises into World Cup 2nd Round  
• Suspensions for World Cup Second Round
• World Cup First Round Statistics

• China to Install Electric "Bodyguard" for Leshan Buddha
• China to Issue Law on "Grain for Green" Project
• Int'l Environmental Protection Expo Planned in Dalian