Sunday, July 21, 2002

• Full Text of Joint Communique between China, Nauru on Establishing Diplomatic Ties
• China, Nauru Sign Joint Communique on Establishing Diplomatic Relations
• Registration of Electoral Conference Members for HK's NPC Deputies Ends
• Nauru Severs "Diplomatic Relations" with Taiwan
• Beijing Street Witnesses Sino-Russian Relations
• Vice-President Hu Jintao inspects Yunnan Province 

• Beijing Opens Door to Overseas Head Hunters
• Job Assistance for Laid-off Workers Sweeps China
• Manufacturing, 'World Factory' or Still a Weak Link?
• China Fulfills WTO Commitments: Top Trade Official
• Shanghai to Open Tertiary Sector Wider for Overseas Investment
• Chinese Investors Urged to Play More Active Role in Afghanistan
• China's Trade Minister Urges Greater Focus on Exports
• Air Route Linking Chengdu and Osaka Opens
• Business Brisk Between Xiamen, Taiwan

• Fire at Utility Plant Knocks out Power to Tens of Thousands in New York City  
• US-Cuba Friendship Caravan to Visit Cuba
• Chinese Vice Premier Meets Russian Local Governor
• Cuba, Fiji Establish Diplomatic Ties
• Spain, Morocco Reach Agreement on Island Dispute  
• Sudan Govt., Rebels Reach Accord on Ending Civil War
• British Labor Activist Sees Rebirth of Marxism: Interview
• Talks between Israeli, Palestinian Senior Officials Begin

• How Much Threat Will Globalization Bring to China?

• China Succeeds in Computerizing World's Only Living Pictograph
• Hardware Expo to Be Held in East China
• Major Chip Packaging Center Planned in Shanghai
• China's First Students' Music Festival Ends
• Summer Science Program for Mainland, HK Students Kicks off

• Spain Defeated China in Volleyball GP to Advance Into the Final 
• China Beats Cuba, US Downs Thailand in Women's Volleyball GP

• Chinese City Offers TB Patients Free Treatment
• Chinese Farmers Benefit from Harnessing Soil Erosion
• China's Most Populous Province Becomes Aging Society
• Thunderstorm Kills 10, Arouses Hot Debate in Henan