Thursday, July 04, 2002

• Chinese, Turkmen Military Leaders Hold Talks
• China's Fast Growth Poses no Threat: Former Japanese PM
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets Israeli Guests
• Premier Zhu Expects Healthy, Smooth Sino-Japanese Ties
• Premier Zhu Meets Kiribati President
• China, Kyrgyzstan to Handle Diplomat Murder Case
• China Backs DPRK to Keep Dialog with ROK, US
• Repeated Mine Accidents, Result of Collusion between Capital and Power 
• Switzerland Resumes Poultry Imports from China
• 39 Feared Dead in Northeast China Gas Explosion
• Fight Against Corruption Gets Legal Weapons in China
• Three Million People Affected by Heavy Rain in Guangxi 
• NW China Coal Mine Flooded, 15 Trapped
• Chief of PLA General Staff Meets Russian Guests
• Chinese, Benin Defense Ministers Hold Talks
• State Council Passes Law Draft on Grassland
• President Jiang Meets Nigerian Vice-president  
• China-Kiribati Friendship, Cooperation Stressed in Beijing

• Mainland Fever Attracting Taiwanese Intermediaries
• China's West-east Gas Project Opens to Foreign Cooperation
• Bank of China Hong Kong Launches New Investment Fund
• Chinese Software Giant Starring 2002 'Business Week'
• HK's Economy Expected to Grow in 2nd, 3rd Quarters
• CAAC Clears up Rumor on ICF Cancellation
• Anti-money Laundering War Underway in China
• Emerging Telecom Carriers Condemn 'Unfair Competition'
• China, Telstra Tie up to Tap Telecom Market
• Chinese Farmers Plant Less Rice, Wheat in Spring
• Premier Zhu Invites Experts for Group Consultations on Economy
• The Weathy Evade Taxes? Income Tax Still on Agenda
• Brazil to Establish Coffee Chain Stores in China
• Overseas Capital Eyes Yangtze River Delta
• HK Airport Authority Posts Higher Profits despite Difficult Year
• One in Five Chinese Entrepreneurs Are Women
• Roundup: China Striving to Regain Printing Mantle
• Hong Kong Vows to Expand Investment in Infrastructure, Tung
• ADB Helps Finance Water Infrastructure Development Facility in China
• Boeing Speeds up Plane Delivery to China 
• NE China to Host International Building Materials Expo

• 20 Killed in Central African Republic Plane Crash
• Madagascar Deal Shows Commitment to Good Governance: Zuma
• Pakistan to Launch Communication Satellite
• Typhoon Disrupts Air, Road Traffic, Cuts Power in NE Japan
• Big Fire Breaks Out in Iraqi Capital, Explosion Heard
• Japanese Red Army Member Gets 20-Year Jail for Bombings
• Saddam Hussein's Stepson Arrested
• DPRK Calls for Dismantling MacArthur's Statue in Incheon Park
• Combat Air Patrols to Fly over American Cities Including New York, Washington
• British Plane Crashes in Portugal, Killing Four
• Blind Worship of Hiddink Is "Insult" to S. Korean CEOs
• U.S. Aid Arrives in Iran
• First Around-The-World Solo Balloon Journey Ends
• 101-Year-Old Man Killed in Ambush in Mexico
• EU Reassures Arafat of Support for Palestinian Reforms
• OAU Council of Ministers Ends Special Session on AU
• Heat Wave Hits USA
• U.N. Security Council Extends Bosnia Mission
• France Recognizes Ravalomanana as Madagascar's President
• Large-Scale Police Operation Uncovers "Nov. 17" Hideout in Athens
• Warning System Switched Off in Midair Collision over Germany 
• Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Arrives in S.Africa for Visit
• Cyprus, Iran Sign Shipping Cooperation Agreement, Anti-Drug Memo
• Zimbabwe's Land Reform Crucial in Affording Basic Human Rights: Minister
• Swiss Air Traffic Alarm System Was Out of Action, Say Officials
• Fate of Vessel Sailing From UAE to Somalia Remains Unclear
• Hong Kong's 5th Anniversary Celebrated in Singapore
• Malaysian PM Mahathir's Trust Urges Abdullah to Do Better Job
• Thousands of Palestinians March in Gaza to Back Arafat

• Sino-US Ties Improve, Taiwan Still an Issue: Analysis
• July 4: A Time for Celebration and Reflection

• China, Russia to Boost Science Cooperation
• Chinese Scientists Claim to Breed High-protein Rice
• China Bridging Higher Education East-west Gap
• Online Education Gives Pupils Equal Opportunities

• Australia Rallys Defeats China 82-68

• China Finding Earliest Grain Ration Coupon
• Ancient Chinese Used Hand Axes 800,000 Years Ago, Earlier than Europeans
• Tourists Warned against Dengue Fever
• Reservoir Water to Flush out Yellow River's Silt
• Typhoon Ramasun Likely to Hit East China Coast
• China Protects Primeval Sacsaoul Forest
• Typhoon Ramasun to Hit China
• China Takes Pains to Protect World Heritage Sites