Tuesday, July 02, 2002

• Three Korean Americans Arrested for People Trafficking: FM Spokesman
• United States Donates for China's Flood Victims
• CPPCC Chairman Meets with Mauritian Premier
• China, East Timor to Boost Military Ties
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets East Timor Guests
• Settlement of Mid-east Issue Needs Arafat's Involvement, Says FM spokesman
• "One Country, Two Systems" Firmly Rooted in Hong Kong: Official
• Forging Anniversary of Sino-Mauritius Ties Marked
• Chinese Leader Greets Albania's President-Elect
• President Jiang Meets Scowcroft
• Sino-Mauritian Friendship Stressed in Beijing
• Shanghai MS Train in Full Power, to Operate Next Year 
• Hunt for Fugitive Gold Mine Owner, Foreman Continues
• China Launches Campaign to Ensure Ship Safety
• Ceremony Marks 5th Anniversary of HK's Return to Motherland: Roundup 
• Massacre Survivors Protest against Japanese Court Ruling
• One Million People Affected by Torrential Rain in Hunan
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets German Guest
• Premier Zhu: China-Mauritius Cooperation Fruitful
• Full Text of Jiang's Speech at HK's 5th Anniversary Celebrations

• Securities Watchdog to Give Industry More Leeway
• Century-old Coal Mining Company Reissues Stocks
• Air Conditioner Makers Slash Production in China
• Scandal Case No Negative Effect on Fuji Xerox (China)
• China Eastern Airlines Bought New Boeing-737
• China Said to Lift Control over Its Grain Market
• Stock Markets in China Among Best in World: Merrill
• China Reaffirms WTO Commitment to Global Business Community
• Foreign Oil Giants Take West-east Gas Pipeline Stake
• Asian Countries to Build Railway Linking China and Singapore
• Shanghai Exchange Issues New Index
• Business Opportunities Attractive in Shanghai World Expo
• 90 percent Taiwan Investments in South China Show Profit
• Chinese-made Railcars Start Journey to Pakistan
• Chinese Aviation Opens Wider to Foreign Investors

• 2 Afghan Employees of Chinese Embassy to Visit China
• Roundup: Israel, US Coordinate Stance on Arafat, Palestinian Issues
• International Criminal Court Starts Operation in Hague
• Korea, Japan to Hold FTA Talks
• Russian Pilot 'Error' in Mid-air Collision: BBC Report
• Kursk Accident Due to Torpedo Explosion
• Most on Board Crashed Russian Tu-154 Were Children
• Indonesia Bus Crash Kills 26
• Chinese and US Military Planes 'Encounter' Again: Washington Post
• U.S. Forces Side Urged to Stop Provocations in Panmunjom
• Three Suspects Arrested in Chinese Diplomat Shooting
• DPRK Blames US for Armed Clash on Yellow Sea
• Sri Lanka's First Test Tube Baby Born
• Sri Lanka Tamil Rebels Asked to Stop Demonstrations
• Two Explosions Shake East Jakarta
• At Least 71 Killed in Midair Collision Over Southern Germany 
• Huge Loopholes Found in U.S. Airport Screeners
• Cigarettes Hit $7 a Pack in New York City
• Boy Accidentally Kills 3-year-old Sister in U.S.
• Bin Laden Can't be in Pakistan: Musharraf
• Somali Parliament Backs Govt.'s Decision to Call for Intl. Forces
• Iran to Overtake Qatar's Production in South Pars Gas Field
• China Confident in Success of Shanghai Expo 2010: Chinese FM 
• Hezbollah Fires at Incursive Israeli Planes
• Saudi Arabia Calls for Enforcing Positive Points in Bush's Mideast Speech
• EC Raises Competition Concerns About Air France-Alitalia Alliance
• Over 100 Killed by US Bombing in Central Afghanistan: AIP
• Chinese Delegate Urge Elimination of Digital Divide
• Seven Killed in Heavy Fighting in Somalia
• Palestinian Negotiator Scoffs at US Attempt to Change Palestinian Leadership
• Two Planes Clash over Southern Germany, Killing More than 140

• Shanghai University Ready for China's First Blind Students
• Trial Desalination Project Launched in China
• Chengdu Maps out Traffic Route of Maglev Airplane
• Microsoft Takes New Step to Improve Computers' Security
• China Develops First "Intelligent" Tower Crane

• China Launches Design Contest for 2008 Olympic Logo
• Half of South Korean Population Take Part in Street Cheering
• Italy Defeat China 82-65 in Basketball International

• Tibetans Reap Gold from Highland Barley
• China Holds International Root Carving Expo
• Chinese Capital on Fast Track to Solve Traffic Woes
• Drought Kills Trees, Joins Deserts in West China
• Embroidered Icon Connects China to World Expo
• Freeway Completed in E. China Province
• 11th Panchen Lama Conducts Initiation Service
• Magnificent Fireworks Display Marks HKSAR Anniversary