Sunday, June 30, 2002

• No Major Damage, Injuries in Northeastern China Quake
• 46th Conference of IFHP to Take Place in China
• President Jiang Arrives in Hong Kong
• Two Principal HK Officials Awarded Grand Bauhinia Medal
• Chinese Foreign Minister Leaves for IEB Session
• Chinese Legislature Ratifies Five Laws 
• China, Japan Should Aim to Develop a Long-term Strategic Friendship 
• Regulation Issued to Protect Chinese Working Abroad
• Sino-Romanian Communique Issued
• China Concerned over Warships Clash in Yellow Sea
• Hong Kong Plays Significant Role in Cross-Straits Ties : Qian Qichen

• Home Appliance Makers Eye Russian Market
• China Pushes Government Procurement Closer to Global Standard
• State Councilor Leaves for World Expo Bidding Presentation
• Taiwan Firms Reaping Profits on Mainland
• China-US Housing Demonstration Project Starts in Beijing
• Expert Urges Swift Drafting of Anti-monopoly Law
• France's SUEZ to Set Up Asian Headquarters in Shanghai
• Cathay Pacific Reaches New Agreement on Taiwan Air Services

• Israelis, Palestinians Back Bus's Plan from Different Perspectives: Analysis
• Russian Rocket "Smerch" System Test Fired in India
• 11 Pilgrims Killed, 34 Injured in Indian Bus Accident
• US Dollar Hits New Low Against Euro in More Than Two Years
• Over 130 Die in Torrential Rains in India
• Zambian President Orders Probe Into Missing US$75 Million
• Zambian Chief Justice Steps Down Following Graft Scandal
• Iraqi President Discharges 3 Elderly Ministers
• Mugabe Says Zimbabwe's Food Shortage is Artificial
• Bush Lashes Corporate Frauds for Fourth Time
• Rice Crops Hit by Insects in DPRK

• China's Security Model Shapes Peace: News Analysis

• Chinese Language Gains Popularity in Egypt
• College for Foreigners to Learn Chinese Opened 

• Turkey Wins 3rd Place by Beating S. Korea 3-2  

• Hong Kong Ready to Set Up Internet Peering Hub: Interview
• Computer Helps Choose Menu for Chinese Soldiers
• China's River Data Helps Stop Mekong Flood Losses
• Chinese Finery Show Applauded in Paris