Thursday, July 25, 2002

• Chinese Vice-premier Meets EU Guests
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets Guest from Burundi
• Canadian Frigate Visits Shanghai
• China Issues Statute on Military Logistics
• China, France to Cooperate in Disaster Relief
• China to Better Protect Rights of People Suing Govt Bodies
• Chinese President Greets New Indian President
• China Says "No" to Domestic Violence
• Top Chinese Lawmaker Meets Australian Counterpart
• China's First "Air Hospital" Unveiled in Beijing
• China's Biggest Underwater Traffic Tunnel Built in Shanghai
• China's Defence Budget Just for Own Security: FM Spokesman
• North China Closes over 1,000 Small Coal Mines
• China, Russia Strengthen Cooperation in Drug Control
• Former Deputy Mayor Sentenced to Death for Corruption
• Main Body of Highest Plateau Railway Bridge Completed
• Tung Pleased with Accountability Officials' Job
• Thirty-one km Completed on Qinghai-Tibet Railway
• HKSAR Gov't Welcomes Britain's Positive Assessment
• China Warns of Cholera from Afghanistan
• 2002 Edition of China's Diplomacy Published
• Chinese Premier Calls for Better Social Security  

• Air China to Build Largest Air Freight Company
• China's Aviation Industry Reduces Losses in First Half of 2002
• Jinan to Build World-class Cargo Center
• Chinese Film Actress Arrested for Tax Evasion
• Chinese Farmers' Income Soars
• Roundup: BOC HK Sets IPO Offering Amid Extreme Market Volatility
• Central Bank Official: Four Reasons for Banks to Charge on ATM
• China Fosters Reliable Credit Management Services
• China Earns US$9.523bn from Inbound Tourism
• Taiwanese Businesses Expand Investment on Mainland
• China Simplifies Application Rules for Foreign Securities Companies
• Shanghai Opens B-share Business to Foreign Dealers
• China Needs More Insurance Personnel: AIA Expert
• China -- Both Trade Partner, Competitor for Thailand: Report
• Shell Believes West-east Gas Project Poses no Environmental Threat

• Resignation to Prevent Further Conflicts within Socialist Party
• US Kicks off Largest Military Experiment
• Vietnam Attaches Importance to Cooperation with China
• Milosevic Risks Heart Illness, Needs Rest: Judges
• Israeli Killed in Shooting Attack in West Bank
• Pyongyang Proposes Resumption of Talks with Seoul
• Missile Man Sworn in as New President of India
• FARC Plans to Hire Suicide Pilot to Carry out Attack in Bogota: Police
• US Missile Defense Targets China in Asia, US Expert
• Philippine People Protest Against Joint Exercises with US
• US House of Representatives Expels Convicted Member
• US Congress Approves 28.9-billion-dollar Anti-terror Bill
• Dow Jones Industrial Average Surges 488.95 Points 
• Iran Denies Iraqi Allegation on Agents
• Sudanese President to Visit Uganda
• Hamas Says Its Militants Ready to Hit Israel
• Pyongyang to Celebrate National Reunification Day with Seoul
• China, Vietnam Agree to Promote Friendly Cooperation
• Musharraf Reiterates Commitment to Fight Terrorism
• China's Economic Growth is Great Contribution to Human Development
• Security Council Approves Application of Switzerland for UN Membership
• China Calls for Enhanced Exchanges, Cooperation in Field of Human Rights

• Taiwan Military Build-up Dangerous: Analysis

• China Resolute to Boost Vocational Education
• Ancient Corpse Discovered in Downtown Guangzhou
• Oxford Willing to Work with Chinese Universities

• China Favors Foreigner for National Soccer Team Coach
• Wuhan to Host Four-nation Women's Soccer Tourney
• Xinjiang Trio Gains Balloon-flying Licenses
• NBA Star Carter Says Yao Will be Successful in NBA

• S. China Province Holding Tourism Festival in September
• Car Thefts, Robberies down 14 Percent in Beijing
• Expansion of Railway Lines Sees a Better Transport-linked HKSAR
• Shangri-La Dream Unites China's Three Western Rivals