Friday, June 28, 2002

• 226 Chinese Policemen Promoted
• HK Is Best Place in Asia to Do Business, to Live: Interview
• Gold Mine Blast in North China Leaves 46 Dead
• US Told to Stop Weapon Sales to Taiwan
• Chinese Police Seize 5.2 Million Pirated CDs

• Shanghai Volkswagen Turns out Two Million Cars
• Air Macao Takes Delivery of New Plane
• China Rules on Management of Foreign Financial Institutions
• 'China Dollar' Across Taiwan Straits, a Feasible Step
• Senior Political Advisers Focus on Urban Job Issue
• International Public Relations Agencies Eye China
• Chinese Steel Giant Wins US Anti-dumping Charges
• Silicon-Valley Enterprises Eager to Come to Make Money in China
• Chinese Commission, Microsoft Sign Contract on Software Cooperation 
• HK's Trade Values Fall Modestly in May 2002

• High-level Iranian Official Arrives in Islamabad
• 20 Killed in Ammunitions Depot Explosion in Southern Afghan Town
• Military Recovers Abu Sayyaf Camp in Southern Philippines
• Chinese Naval Ships End Visit to Ukraine
• Chinese NPC Delegation Arrives in Addis Ababa
• China Races to Replace US as Economic Power in Asia: NY Times
• Japanese Court Rejects Chinese Massacre Survivors' Compensation Claim
• Japan's Jobless Rate Climbs to 5.4 Percent
• Sri Lankan Ceasefire Monitors to Meet Tamil Rebel Leader
• US Senate Passes 393-Billion-Dollar Defense Bill
• G-8 Concludes First Post-September 11 Summit
• G-8 Summit Issues Action Plan for Aiding Africa's Development
• Sri Lankan Economy Shows Signs of Recovery
• Putin, Bush Agree on Anti-Terror Cooperation
• Iranian President Cautions Against Foreign Presence in Caspian Sea
• China, Russia Submit New Agreement on Space Security

• Will China and US Follow the Tracks of Soviet-US Cold War?

• School Expenses Top Chinese Budget
• Market Economy Prompts Education Change in China
• Artificial Livers Used to Cure Hepatitis
• China Sees Tide of Returning Talents
• Thailand to Add Chinese Classes in Middle School
• First 24-locus Genotype ID Card Developed in Chongqing

• FIFA Announces All-Star Team for the 2002 World Cup
• Collina to Console World Cup Final Losers
• FIFA to Deal with Referee, Ticketing Issues in September
• China Wins Two More Golds at Diving World Cup
• At Least 94 Percent World Cup Tickets Sold, FIFA Says
• S.Korea and Turkey Treat Third Place Play-off Seriously
• Shark's Future Affected by Yao Ming's NBA Draft

• China's New Policy Protects Travelers' Interests
• China's English Int'l Channel Debuts on HK's Cable TV
• Grain Crisis Reported from China's Central Province
• Low Pre-marital Check Rate Led to Increased Malformed Newborns in Guangxi
• IMAX Moves to Shanghai, Large Screen to Entertain Chinese
• Forests Saving Nature Reserve from Flood-induced Sabotage
• Internet: Bliss and Pain to Chinese
• Forest Park Built on Gobi Desert in W. China
• UN Report Warns HIV/AIDS Catastrophe in China
• 100 Guest Supervisors Improve Beijing Prisons