Friday, July 05, 2002

• Vice-president Hu Jintao Meets Beninese Guests
• China Condemns Possible US Missile Sales to Taiwan
• China's Defense Minister Meets Turkmenistan Guests
• Former Japanese PM Yoshiro Mori Visits People's Daily 
• Little Hope of Survival for Trapped Miners in Northeast China
• China Turns on Tap for Yellow River Silt Trial
• "One Country, Two Systems" Working Well: HK Official
• Beijing International Women Leaders Conference Concludes

• Taiwan Businessmen "Weaving" Dreams in Shanghai
• Chinese Real Estate Market not Overheating: Minister
• China's Consumer Confidence Rebounds
• Annual Wage up 14.6%, Beijing and Shanghai Lead the Nation
• How Would 8-Trillion-Yuan Deposits Get out of 'Hibernation'
• CCTV to Open DTV Channels, World Manufacturers Pouring in for Opportunities
• China's Key Gas Project Begins Construction 
• China Signs Deals to Purchase Benz Cars From Egypt 
• Trade, Investment Brings Win-win to China, Japan
• China Promotes Business, Academic Cooperation

• Sri Lanka plans for electoral reform
• Former President of Madagascar Leaves for Seychelles
• Four Dead, 15 Injured as Small Plane Crashes near LA
• News Analysis: Can Arafat Remain in Power?
• Roundup: DPRK-S.Korea Clash Challenges "Sunshine Policy"
• Man Believed to Be Hussein Stepson Held in US.: INS
• Death Toll in Los Angeles Shooting Revised to 3: Police 
• Sharon Reaches Agreement with US on Plan of Mideast Peace
• Pinochet Presents Resignation as Chile's Life-Senator
• One Billion US Dollars Laundered in Zimbabwe
• Zimbabwe Makes Delicacies from Sweet Potatoes
• Sri Lankan Main Opposition Calls for Government Action on Violence in East
• Chinese, French FMs Discuss Sino-French Relations
• Swiss Air Traffic Systems Under Criticism
• Russian Pilots Warned of Collision Before Crash, Report
• UN, Iraq Begin New Round of Talks in Vienna

• Bush's Mideast Plan Full of Doubtful Points: Commentary
• Gas Pipeline Runs over 4,000 km Across China

• China to Improve Scientific Knowledge of Citizens
• Sino-foreign Schools Booming in China: Roundup
• Chinese Websites, ISPs Sign Self-discipline Pact
• China Adopts Plan on Wider IT Application, E-government

• 4000km Survival Challenge Race Set to Start in Central China
• China Wins Two Golds in Shooting Worlds
• Shanghai to Build 5.3-kilometer Formula One Race Track
• Harbin Sets out Stall for 2010 Winter Olympics Bid

• China to Peel off Drugstore from Hospital, Essential to Medical Reform
• Strong Wind Brings Airport Chaos but Limited Damage to Shanghai
• Steel Giant Devoted to Cleaning up Environment
• Typhoon Ramasun Disrupts Flights to and from Shanghai
• Birthday of 11th Panchen Lama Held 
• China Has 500 Women Mayors