Tuesday, June 25, 2002

• Chinese Premier Meets Kazakhstan Deputy PM
• Black Boxes Do Not Suggest Human Error In CAL Crash
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Swedish Guests
• China Has Never Provided Training for Taliban: Spokesman
• Sino-US Military Cooperation Conducive to Bilateral Ties: FM Spokesman
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Thai Guests
• Premier Zhu Rongji Meets Kyrgyzstan President
• Chinese Military Leader Meets Moldovan Guests
• Globalization Brings Challenge, Opportunity to Developing Countries
• Inter-parliament Exchanges Important Part of Bilateral Ties, Li Peng
• Taiwan, Senegal "Football Diplomacy" Out Gas
• China Welcomes Bush's Mideast Initiative: FM Spokesman
• 3393 Chinese Killed in Mine Accidents This Year
• Clean-up Begins in 19 Flood-hit Provinces
• China Speeds up Legislation on Work Safety
• All 115 Bodies from Coal Mine Explosion Found
• New System Brings HKSAR to a New Era: Says Tung Chee Hwa
• Indian Ambassador to China Visits Tibet
• Non-governmental Organizations May Pioneer "Three Links": Official
• Top Legislator: Rule of Law is Crucial to Sustainable Development
• "Three Represents" Campaign Succeeds in Countryside
• SCO Shows Sound Development Momentum: Jiang Zemin

• Sino-European Aviation Cooperation Achieves Milestone
• Supervision Key to Government Procurement: Top Legislature
• Stock Markets Soar after Positive News
• State Shares Sell-off U-turn no Cure-all: News Analysis
• Flagship Aviation Company Takes up Historic IPO Mission
• China to Boost the Service Sector to Create More Jobs
• China Telecom to Launch First Ever US-based Company
• Beijing to Build More Production Bases for Safe Farm Produce
• Land Market Reform Advances, But Calls for Fair Play
• China, S Korean Reach Currency Swap Deal กก
• China, Switzerland, Norway Appoint Panel to Review US Tariffs
• Beijing Welcomes International Food Giants
• Premier Zhu Discusses Economic Issues with Experts
• China to Further Regulate Market Order

• Chinese Naval Ships Visit Ukraine
• Bush Plan Allows Little Optimism for Mideast Peace: Analysis
• Sydney Airport Sold
• World Cup Organiser Chung Mong Joon May Run for President
• DPRK Postpones Int'l IT Forum Indefinitely
• Anti-U.S. Meetings Held in DPRK
• Yugoslav President Fires Army Chief
• S. Korean Economy Up after National Team Reach World Cup Semis
• Full Text of Bush's Speech on Peace in Middle East
• Annan Welcomes U.S. New Mideast Peace Plan
• Nigeria, Ghana Initiate ECOWAS Military Integration
• Alfred Moisiu Elected as Albanian President
• Israeli Analyst Sees Bush Speech Political Assassination for Arafat
• Iran Hopes to Further Enhance Relations with Ethiopia
• Firefighters Battle Raging Wildfires in Western US
• Over 200 Killed In Tanzanian Train Crash
• Sharon "Extremely Pleased" with Bush Speech
• Arafat Welcomes Bush Speech
• US Calls for Change of Palestinian Leadership
• Putin on NATO Enlargement, Kaliningrad Issue 

• Qinghua-Harvard Combine Energies in Humanities
• China Steps up Arctic Study
• Cisco, HP, Panduit, Sun to broaden Networking Curriculum
• Mysterious Pipes Left by "ET" Reported from Qinghai
• Kingsoft Updates Techniques to Compete with Microsoft
• Tibet Benefits from State Education Project
• China Set to Lead Asian Biotech Industry: Expert
• Legend, APLL Team up in China's Technology Logistics Market

• Germany Roars into World Cup Final, End S. Korean Miracle
• FIFA Blames JAWOC, KOWOC for World Cup Ticket Fiasco
• Statement by Chairman of FIFA Referees Committee Senes Erzik
• S. Korean Striker, German Midfielder Doubtful for World Cup Semi-final
• CBA Suggests Written Agreement on National Duty for NBA Team to Get Yao Ming

• Chinese City Dwellers to Pay for Domestic Waste Disposal
• China Needs More Kidney Donations
• 2001 Saw China Place Itself in World Travel Five Strong
• Nine Dead, Eight Injured in Beauty Salon Fire