Tuesday, July 30, 2002

• 15 Dead, Seven Missing in Northwest China Floods
• Top Legislator Hopes for Further Growth of Sino-Australian Ties
• US Finds Plane Wreckage in China
• Series of Traffic Accidents Kill at Least 14 in Xinjiang
• China Set to Tackle Yellow River's Woes
• Floods in Northwest China Kill 11, Leave 2,300 Homeless
• Former Australian PM Confident of Bilateral Ties
• Taiwan Authorities Urged to Protect Mainland Fishermen

• China's Foreign Investment Policy Coherent and Stable: Spokeswoman
• China Emphasizes WTO Commitments, Rights Equally
• China, Russia Hold Energy Sub-committee Meeting in Beijing
• Taiwan to Unfreeze Direct Investment on Mainland
• Audio-visual Market Says No to Black-listed Violators
• Mainland Replaces America as Taiwan's Largest Market
• Beijing Buys 200,000 Tons of Wheat for Local Reserves
• Legally Promote Sound Development of Small and Mid-sized Enterprises
• Hangzhou Reveals Six Preferential Policies on Industrial Development
• Beijing's Anti-tax Evasion Drive Targets Foreign Firms' Offices
• China's Steel Giant Teams up with Japanese Firm
• US Media Giant Viacom Comes to China
• China Eyes Higher Share of World Software Market
• China's WTO Entry has Enormous Impact on Oil Refining, Sales
• Sixth China Investment Trade Fair to Open in September
• PetroChina to Add 1,500 More Gas Stations
• New Sea Route Links Shandong with ROK

• China Actively Supports Asian Cooperation: Chinese FM
• Chinese FM on 10+3 Mechanism
• US Proposes Regional Anti-terrorism Center in Malaysia
• ASEAN Urges Peaceful Solutions for Global "Hot-spot" Tensions
• Zimbabwe, S. Africa Mozambique Pull Down Park Borders
• Chinese, Japanese FMs Exchange Views on Bilateral Ties
• Reuters Posts $131 Million Loss for Half-year
• URGENT: ASEAN FMs Wrap Up Annual Meeting
• Philippines' New Foreign Secretary Sworn In
• US Holds Largest-ever Military Exercise
• Turkish Vice PM Hails Relations with China
• Israel to Pay Palestinian Back Taxes
• U.S. Sets Talks With Palestinian Delegation
• Albanian New Government Formed
• Wall Street Stocks Soar on Stronger Dollar
• Seoul Wants Talks with DPRK to Start This Week
• Israeli FM Wishes Arab Nations Joining Mideast Peace Conference
• Bangladesh, Pakistan to Strive for Stronger Relations
• DPRK Needs More Food Aid: UN Report
• 90 Reported Injured in US Train Derailment
• Two US Soldiers Killed in Training Exercise
• Conservation Plan for New Farmers Launched in Zimbabwe
• France Says Dialogue with Iraq Must Continue
• Saddam Meets Senior Officials Amid US War Threats
• Iran Accuses US of Becoming Axis of Hegemony
• Indian Military Buildup Vitiates Peace in South Asia: Musharraf
• Korea Ready to Continue Inter-Korean Dialogue: Ivanov
• Chinese FM to Meet with Counterparts of ASEAN and Other Countries

• Mystery of Dunhuang Grottoes Unveiled
• Chinese Language Teaching Easier for Foreigners
• China to Pump US$2.5 Billion into 12 Key Sci-tech Projects
• Will China's EVD Meet the Same Technological Dilemma as SVCD?
• Young Tibetans in Pursuit of Higher Education
• US Astronomers Rule out Asteroid Threat in 2019
• Agricultural Hi-tech Zone Burgeoning in China
• China Makes Breakthrough in Crested Ibis Protection
• Vice-Premier Call for Further Reform on Vocational Education
• A Tibetan Post-graduate Devoted to Tibetan Language
• Chinese Universities Urged to Keep Special Features
• China Makes Breakthrough in Digitized Virtual Human Study 

• China National Shooters Gear up for Asian Games
• Chinese U-20 Team Loses to Myanmar U-21 Team in Soccer Friendly

• Full Operation of Beijing's Light Rail System Postponed
• More Judiciary Support Called for Consumer Protection
• Chinese, Japanese Airlines Sign Code-sharing Deal
• World's Largest Exhibition of Children's Paintings Opens