Sunday, July 07, 2002

• Chinese President Greets Nepalese King on National Day
• FM Spokesman on Assassination of Afghan Vice-President
• Mauritian PM Leaves Guilin for Hong Kong
• Hong Kong Determined to Boost English Standards
• Taiwan Women Active in Volunteer Work
• Deaths in Wall Collapse in Central China Rise to 13

• China's Opening-up: Can It Be Faster?
• Beijing Business People Affected by Cool Weather
• Lychee Exports Surge in Guangdong
• China Top Destination for Tourists by 2020: World Tourism Body
• HK Economy to Recover in 2nd Half-year: Bank of China

• Afghan Vice-President Assassinated in Kabul 
• Exhibition on Treasures of Qianlong Emperor Opens in Scotland
• Former Palestinian Security Chief's Supporters Challenge Arafat
• Zanzibar to Further Cooperation With China
• Arafat Sweetens Offer to Former West Bank Security Chief
• French FM Arrives in Jordan on Mideast Mission
• Egyptian Envoys to Visit Israel, Palestinian Lands
• ASEAN Ministers Agree to Accelerate Work Programs
• Mubarak, Annan Mull Mideast Issue Over Phone
• NATO Candidate States Issue Declaration for Collective Bidding
• Afghan Vice-President Abdul Qadir Shot Dead in Kabul
• US, Afghan Presidents Discuss US Bombing on Phone
• New Security Chief Opposes Suicide Bombing
• EC President Stresses Need to Share Diversity in EU-Asia Relations
• Iraq, Iran to Exchange More Remains of Soldiers Killed in War

• Chinese Shooters Win Five Golds in World Championships
• Collated Results of Wimbledon Championships
• Serena Williams Wins Wimbledon Title
• France Keep Winning in World League

• Poverty-ridden Prefecture Becomes City
• Int'l Rock Concerts to Be Staged in Hong Kong
• More Taiwanese Settle in Shanghai