Monday, June 24, 2002

• Jiang Makes Four-point Proposal for Sino-Kyrgyzstan Ties
• China to Amend Agricultural Law
• "One Country, Two Systems" to Be Safeguarded
• Former Vice-chairman of Guangxi Sentenced
• Premier Zhu Meets Mexican Foreign Secretary
• China Urges US not to Send Misleading Signals to Taiwan Authorities
• Chinese, Moldovan Defense Ministers Hold Talks
• China Red Cross Gets 2.56 Million Yuan for Disaster Relief
• Flood Hit Areas Encouraged to Resume Production, Rebuild Homes
• Chinese Legislature Reviews 15 Draft Laws
• Permanent Secretary Postings of HKSAR Announced
• Germany Reiterates not to Export Submarine Technology to Taiwan
• New Team of Hong Kong Principal Officials Appointed
• Hong Kong Executive Council Membership Announced
• China Air Black Box Records Unknown Noises  
• Young Chinese Say No to Drugs  
• China Braces for More Rain, Urges Intensive Flood Prevention
• Officials Visit Coal Mine Explosion Vctims and Families
• China to Promote Democracy in State, Collective-owned Factories
• Preliminary Probe Cites Negligence for Fatal Mine Blast
• China-US Relations Seminar Begins in Beijing
• New Zealand PM Greets 50th Birthday of NZ-China Friendship Society

• China Trade Unions Federation Rejoins ILO Council
• Kyrgyz President Welcomes More Investment from China
• China Amends Law to Further Open up Insurance Industry
• Foreign-funded Company Approved to Take Holdings of Chinese Pier
• Motorola Sued on Charges of Proprietary Encroachments
• Stock Market Rockets on News of End to State Sell-off
• World Leading Chemical Firm to Expand in China
• HK's Economic Success Relies on Cooperation with Mainland
• West-East Gas Pipeline in Sight
• State Council Holds Back State Share Sell-off Plan

• Karzai Swears in New Afghan Cabinet
• Israel Declares 6 West Bank Cities as Closed Military Zones
• Putin Calls for Further Economic Ties with China
• Hundreds of Foreigners Arrested As FBI Spreads Its Net in Pakistan
• About 2,500 People Protest G-8 Summit in Canada's Calgary
• Kim Dae-jung Contrite as His 2d Son Goes to Jail
• Kim Dae-jung to Visit Japan to Attend World Cup Final
• Japan Steps in to Stem Rising Yen
• URGENT: Israeli Tanks Fires Kill 6 Palestinians
• Five Killed in U.S. Bus Crash
• Israeli Troops Surround Arafat's Compound In Ramallah
• Mahathir Leaves for Vacation in Europe
• Palestinians Say Hamas Founder Under House Arrest
• Asylum Seekers Arrive in Seoul
• Mahathir to Remain at Helm for a Year
• 25,000 Flee U.S. Arizona Wall of Fire
• Nepalese King Starts India Visit
• Rioting Breaks Out in North Belfast
• Roundup: Death Toll Conflicts in Iran Quake as Rescue Work Gears up
• Iraqi Volunteers Undergo Anti-Israel Military Training
• Zimbabwe to Set up Agricultural Service Centers Throughout Country
• Sri Lankan Moderate Tamil Party Appoints New Leader
• Chinese-Aided Machinery Factory Starts Installation in Myanmar
• Former Leader Reiterates Presidency of Madagascar
• Sri Lankan Navy to Prevent Incidents of Ceasefire Violation
• First Iranian-Made Passenger Plane Put Into Service

• Xinjiang University Honors Chinese-American Physicist
• China to Give Equal Rights to Private, Public Schools
• China Works out Six Simulated Humans for Medical Use
• China, Russia Kick off Active Cooperation in Civil Aviation Technology

• Asian Bowling Championships to Be Held in HK
• China, Chinese Taipei, HK, Macao University Soccer Tournament to Begin in July

• Indonesia Shares Only One Percent of Chinese Tourists
• Root Carving Expo to Be Held in Northeast China
• Interview: Hong Kong's Culture Roots in China
• China's Camels Endangered
• One in Five Beijingers Could Develop Diabetes
• China Plans Project to Cut Sulfur Dioxide Emission