Sunday, June 16, 2002

• Macao Procurator-General Visits Portugal
• Beijing Cuts Red Tape for Staff of Foreign Enterprises
• 24 Killed, 13 Injured in Beijing Cyber Cafe Fire
• Heavy Rain Forecast for Southern China
• China Shocked at Car Bombing on US Consulate in Karachi
• China Urges ROK to Cooperate on Trespassers Issue
• Chinese State Councilor Meets Russian Deputy PM
• Macao Hosts International Dragon-Boat Race
• Yellow River Gets Digital Hydrological Station
• China Congratulates Karzai on His Election as Afghan President

• Figures: China's Main Export Commodities
• U.S. Accounting Firm Arthur Andersen Found Guilty of Obstructing Justice
• China, Russia Makes Progress in Talks over Oil, Gas Projects
• Shanghai Issues First Residence Permits

• Ambassador Holds Reception in Honor of Chinese Naval Fleet in Alexandria 
• More Assistance to Poorer Nations Urged at G-7 Finance Ministers' Meeting
• G-7 Finance Ministers Call for More Efforts to Combat Terrorism
• Iran Denies Transferring Al-Qaeda Members to Lebanon
• 1 Killed, 9 Injured in Pakistani Shelling
• Chinese President Congratulates Karzai on His Election

• Hospital Excels in Kidney Transplants

• England Romps into World Cup Quarter-finals
• I'll Lead Argentine Nat'l Team for Nothing: Maradona

• Harbin Folk Arts Expo Opens