Sunday, June 23, 2002

• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Colombian Guests
• Chinese FM Spokesman on Embassy Intrusion
• More Rain Falls in Chinese Areas Already Ravaged by Floods
• Two Killed, Nine Missing in Central China Coalmine Accident
• President Jiang Offers Condolences for Iranian Quake
• Nanjing Yangtze Bridge Passes with Flying Colors
• Tibetan Leader Meets Mexican Politician
• Rebuilding in Full Swing in China's Flood-hit Areas
• Chinese, Colombia Military Vow to Strengthen Ties
• 11th Panchen Lama Versed in Buddhism
• Philippine Naval Ships on First Visit to China

• Private Enterprises Benefit from Import-Export Trade
• HK SAR Chief Executive Meets Taiwan Businessmen
• China's E-Banks Set for Golden Age: Survey
• German Metro Opens Membership Store in Tianjin
• Overseas-funded Firms Dominate Shanghai's Exports
• US Fiber Optic Giant Expands Business in China
• Star Alliance Optimistic about China's Aviation Market

• Chinese Naval Fleet Concludes Visit to Turkey
• Al-Qaeda Claims Responsibility for Suicide Attack in Tunisia: Al-Jazeera
• Transitional President Karzai Unveils Second Part of Cabinet
• Zimbabwe Dismisses Reports on Eviction of White Farmers
• Dramatic Turnover of Mahathir's Resignation Decision 
• Iraq to Urge OPEC to Maintain Current Oil Output Level
• Mubarak, Ghaddafi Hold Phone Talks over Mideast Situation
• EU Braces for Daunting Challenge of Illegal Immigration
• Families of Britain's 9/11 Victims to Receive 1 Million Compensation
• Over 500 Dead, 1,200 Injured in Iran Earthquake
• Commentary: Violence Can Not Resolve Middle East Conflict
• Mahathir Withdraws Resignation Decision
• Iraq Strikes Back Against US Plans of Toppling Saddam

• China's First TV Set With Mongolian Instruction Produced
• China's Cloned Goat Yang Yang Pregnant Again

• Five Million Hit Streets to Cheer on South Korean Soccer Team
• FIFA Admits Refereeing Errors at World Cup Finals
• 77-Year-Old Woman Dies After South Korea Shootout Victory
• Mansiz Golden Goal Sends Turkey to World Cup Semis  

• Ancient Silver Ingots Recovered in East China
• Plan to Erect Huge Hoarding under Ancient Buddha under Fire
• China Catches Migrants Using World Cup Travel to Reach S. Korea: Report
• Two-thousand-year-old "Animals" to Go Underground Again
• City of Life's July Recommendation: Sai Kung District