Monday, July 22, 2002

• Cambodian King, Queen Arrive in Beijing
• Shanghai Airlines President Visited Taiwan, Exploring Ways for Direct Flight
• China to Set up World's Biggest Military Theme Park
• China Fulfills Preparation for South-North Water Transfer
• People's Liberation Army Shoots for Advanced Level  
• Chinese Capital Passes Law to Protect Religion
• 10,000 Foreign Youths to Appeal for World Peace in China

• South China Opens New Int'l Container Sea Route
• Software "Made in China" Becomes Procurement Target of Chinese Government
• Internet Users in China Reach 45.8 Million: CNNIC Report 
• Chinese Firms Step up Overseas Expansion: MOFTEC
• China Tourism "Fetter" to be Freed on Foreign Capital
• World's Largest Goose Project Launched in NE. China
• China, ROK Launch Joint Venture Seaport Project
• Beijing's GDP Increases 9.1Percent in the First Half Year
• BOC Hong Kong Sets Final Share Offer Price
• NE China Province, ROK Small Firms to Boost Cooperation
• Mainland Hi-tech Industry Lures More Taiwan Investment

• Why US Mulls New Military Strikes Against Iraq?
• Singapore's Crook Money Changer Sentenced to 22 Years in Jail
• US Economy Fails to Recover from Terrorist Attacks
• France Vows Anti-Semitism Crackdown
• Knifeman Attacks Three People at London Bus Stop
• Colombians Stage Nationwide Demonstrations Against Violence
• Al-Qaeda Pirates Radioactive Cargo in Malacca: Report
• Suspected Abu Sayyaf Bomber Arrested in Southern Philippines
• Cambodian King Leaves for Beijing
• Chirac Supports Putin in Visa Spat
• Former Soviet Republics Sign Cooperation Accords
• WorldCom Files Largest Bankruptcy in US History
• 26 Killed in Road Crash Near Mecca
• Peru Night Club Fire Kills 25
• Train Derails in Sicily; At Least Eight Killed
• Methane Gas Blast Rips Through Ukrainian Coal Mine
• Chevron Halts Oil Production in Nigeria
• Mubarak, Ghaddafi Discuss Latest Mideast Developments
• News Analysis: Behind Slowdown in Russia's Economy
• Water Shortage Hits 80,000 in Tanzanian New Capital
• Sudan's Political Forces Welcome Peace Deal Between Government, Rebel Group
• Iran, Russia Voice Continuation of Nuclear Cooperation

• Commentary Hails Establishment of Diplomatic Ties with Nauru

• China Analyzes Donkey-hide Tonic to Tap Overseas Market
• Beijing University Awards Oxford President Honorary Doctorate 

• China Supreme in Women's Grand Prix Preliminaries
• Chinese, Russians Swim Border River to Mark Treaty Anniversary
• China Lost to Spain Again in World Volleyball League

• China's Largest Sea Lion Troupe Established in Shanghai
• Dinosaur Fossils in Danger of Destruction: Experts
• Protection Urged for Rare Chinese Antelope
• HK Police Seize Two Transnational Criminal Syndicates
• Egyptian Cultural Week Opens in Beijing
• Shaolin Temple Pagodas to Apply for World Heritage Listing