Monday, July 01, 2002

• Top Chinese Procurator Meets Mauritius Counterpart
• Three Gorges Downstream Cofferdam Destroyed
• China Hopes US to Deal with Taiwan Issue Properly
• 36 Confirmed Dead in Shanxi Gold Mine Explosion
• Qinghai - Tibet Railway Starts to Lay Track Rails 
• President Jiang Urges Mainland Bodies in HK to Do Better Job
• Communist Party's 81st Birthday Marked in China
• Feature: "Scientific Concept Translated Into Vivid Reality"
• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets With HK Journalists
• Chinese President Meets With Macao Chief Executive
• President Jiang Attends HKSAR Anniversary Celebrations 
• Tung Pledges to Do Best to Lead HK out of Economic Downturn
• "One Country, Two Systems" Entirely Workable: Jiang
• Chinese Vice-Premier Confident of Hong Kong's Future
• Vehicles Found to Have Carried Bodies after Gold Mine Explosion
• President Jiang Meets with Tung Chee Hwa
• HK to Showcase Development Achievements in UK
• 10,000 Senior Citizens Celebrate HKSAR's Fifth Anniversary
• FM Spokesman on Chinese Diplomat Killed in Kyrgyzstan

• China, Germany Eye Trade Development
• BOC Ranks Higher on Banker Magazine's Top 1000 World Banks
• China Reaffirms Support to Shanghai's Bid for World Expo 2010
• Beijing Welcomes Cooperation with German Enterprises
• Rich Resources to Open Qaidam Basin to Multiple Industries
• Shenzhen to Grant Honorary Citizen Title to Over US$5m Investors
• China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Association Launches Website
• Chinese, Australian Firms Sign Deal for Iron Ore Mining Project
• Siemens Transfers Key Technologies to Shanghai
• China's Automobile Imports Shoot up after Tariff Cut
• Daimler Chrysler Mulling to Manufacture Mercedes-Bens in China
• Chinese Health Products Move into Foreign Markets
• Premier Zhu Calls for Increased Tariff Revenue  

• Indian PM Makes Major Cabinet Reshuffle
• Sri Lankans Protest Alleged Army Assault in North
• Two Japanese Destroyers Leave to Replace Other Ships in Arabian Sea
• Lebanon's Hezbollah Denies Link with Al-Qaeda
• Arroyo to Settle Resignation Problem With Vice President
• News Analysis: Bush Determined to Remove Arafat From Leadership
• Roundup: Land Redistribution, Milestone in Zimbabwean History
• Israeli Tanks Enter Rafah Town in Gaza Strip
• Three Small Planes Intrude Into Camp David Airspace
• DPRK Congratulates ROK Football Team
• US Sends Fresh Warnings to Palestinians on Leadership Issue
• Over 30,000 Child Labors in Nepal
• Separatist Gunmen Raid Military Facility in South Thailand
• Average Japnese Diet Income up 4.4% to 28.7 Mil. Yen in 2001
• Climber Falls to Death in Alaska
• Six Die in Two-Plane Crash in U.S.
• Inter-Korean Exchanges to Continue
• At least 20 Passengers Killed by Robbers in Nigeria
• Unemployment Costs Germany More Than 70 Billion Euros Yearly
• Arizona Firefighter Charged With Deliberately Setting Wildfire
• Powell Urges Vigilance on Fourth of July
• 3 Indian Cabinet Ministers Resign
• Pakistan Asks People for Word on Bin Laden
• Urgent: U.N. Security Council Extends Bosnia Mission for 3 Days
• US Vetoes UN Draft Resolution on Bosnia Mission
• Palestinians, Egypt Call for Timetable for Israeli Withdrawal: Roundup
• Zambia Steps Up Security Following Coup Plot
• Iraq Demands Lifting of Sanctions in Talks with UN
• Sharon Hints to Resume Peace Talks with Palestinians
• DPRK Blames South Korea for Armed Clash
• Sri Lanka Prison Officials Taken Hostage
• 9 Dead, 30 Ill in Gastroenteritis Outbreak in India
• China Voices Regret at Failure to Pass UN Resolution on Bosnia Mission

• CPC Organ Marks CPC's 81st Anniversary

• Free Access to Geological Data for China's Public
• Senile Dementia Starts in Youth: Experts
• Free Education Scheme Established in East China
• Private Universities: New Choice for Chinese Youth

• Chinese Stars Sweep 10 Titles at FINA Diving World Cup
• China Suffers 3-0 Defeat in World Volleyball League
• Turkish F-16 Planes to Escort Plane Carrying Turkish Soccer Team
• Ronaldo Goals Earn Brazilian Fifth World Cup Title 

• China Issues New Rules for Travel Agencies
• Research: Three Gorges Reservoir to Act as "Air-conditioner"
• China Plans to Wash away Yellow River Silt Deposits
• 10,000 Ancient Bamboo Slips Unearthed in Hunan
• Ancient Meditation Cave Discovered in North China
• Shanghai Plans First Railway in New Pudong Area
• Experts Find out How Dunhuang Grottos Were Caved
• 11th Panchen Lama Undergoes High-level Initiation
• Ancient City Shows Chinese Capitalism in Embryo