Saturday, July 27, 2002

• Chinese Communist Party greets South African counterpart oncongress
• China should adopt more int'l standards: state councilor
• Hong Kong affairs are China's internal affairs, spokesperson

• LG China headquarters on the way up
• Chinese business prospects expand in global network
• Vice-Premier on developing China's information infrastructure
• China-US Trade Surges in First Half Year
• Global Times: BOC Gets 200m Yuan of Indemnity from a Cheating Company
• News Analysis: Why China Ranks Sixth in World Trade

• US House passes bill to create Homeland Security Department
• Hamas military wing chooses new leader
• US welcomes DPRK statement on dialogue
• UN Security Council to consider Arab draft on Middle East
• New Zealanders begin voting in general election
• Russia, US officials discuss security cooperation

• Opinion: China's GDP growth accurate

• Vocational education crucial to China's social development
• China to train 30 million workers through vocational education
• Vice-Premier urges promotion of education for ethnic minorities
• China Reports Long-tailed, Seed-eating Bird Fossil Discovery from Liaoning 

• China beats Germany in World Women's Volleyball GP Macao leg
• Chinese U-20 team draws with Myanmar U-17 team in soccer friendly

• South China tigers learn to survive
• Nearly half of Beijing is in green
• Tropical storm Fengshen may attack east China Saturday
• China Plans to Build Chinese Sturgeon Nature Reserve
• 1000-year-old street in Lhasa retains original look