Thursday, August 01, 2002

• China Condemns Explosion in Hebrew University
• New Scheme to Tap Yangtze River Resources
• China's Army Budget Growth Within Rational Range
• Experts Reject 'China Threat' Theory
• NPC Chairman Meets Philippine Guests
• China Welcomes DRC-Rwanda Peace Accord
• Air Police Team Operates in Central China
• Chinese Premier Meets 11th Panchen Lama  
• Reception Marks PLA's 75th Anniversary  

• Shenzhen to Become World's Seventh Largest Container Port
• Chinese Farmers Exploit International Leather Market
• Roundup: Medium-sized, Small Enterprises Enjoy Better Financing
• Third Sino-US Investment Forum to be Held in August
• Largest Sino-EU Trade Fair to be Held in Beijing
• Job Supply/Demand Stand at 1:2.85 in Second Quarter
• Prospects of China's Foreign Trade Not Optimistic in Second Half Year
• China Becomes World Number 2 Market for Web and PCs
• Software Industry Booms in NE China Port City
• More Reserves Found in China's 2nd Biggest Oilfield
• China, US Beer Giants to Tie Up
• Domestic Firms Urged to Enter Foreign Mining Exploration
• China Launches New Job Training to Boost Employment
• China Gears up for First Employment Forum

• China Hails Closer Cooperation with Southeast Asia Nations
• China Offers New Security Concept at ASEAN Meetings
• ASEAN, US Sign Joint Anti-terror Declaration
• Fugitive Gang Leader Aborts Surrender Negotiation in Philippines
• Some US Congressmen Back 'Falun Gong' Cult Up
• U.S. Envoy to Visit DPRK: FM of DPRK
• Worst Haze in 30 Years Blankets Moscow
• DPRK, Japanese FMs Meet for the 1st Time in 2 Years
• France to Host Next G8 Summit in Southeastern Spa Town
• US Senate Disputes Wisdom of War on Iraq
• China, Russia to Enhance Strategic Partnership
• Plane Collision at Melbourne Airport
• Ukraine Mine Blast Kills At Least 19
• Turkish Parliament Votes to Hold Early Elections
• Israeli Payment Rejected
• Gunman Kills 8 in Lebanon
• S.Korean President Regrets Veto of PM-designate
• Sudanese Government Denies Attack on Southern Rebels
• Zimbabwe Ratifies Protocol over Establishment of African Parliament
• American Among Seven Killed in Hebrew University Blast
• Annan strongly condemns fatal bomb attack at Hebrew University
• Hamas Vows to Launch More Attacks Against Israel
• DPRK Claims More Intrusion of S. Korean Naval Vessels
• Pyongyang Active Diplomacy Steals Spotlight at ASEAN Forum

• Global Times: Big-Power Relations Enter Period of Cooperation
• China is a Steadfast World Peace Keeper: Editorial

• Cleaned Ancient Bamboo Slips Shed Light on Qin Study
• Digital TV Coming to Chinese Capital
• British Primary Children to be Taught Chinese

• Kosanovic: China Should Employ Foreigner as National Team Coach
• Chinese Shooters Eye 18 Golds at Asian Games
• China, Russia Refuse to be Favorites Before Grand Prix Final

• Chinese Internet Cafe Pioneer Retreats
• It's Hard for Maglev to Run on Bj-Sh High-Speed Railway: Expert
• Christian Designs Found in Tomb Stones of Eastern Han Dynasty
• "Spider-Man" to Lure Beijing Moviegoers
• Shanghai to Host International Fireworks Show
• 26,000 Artificially-bred Animals Put into Wild in South China
• Milestone Drug Makes Debut for Detecting HIV
• China to Host Three Gorges Tourism Festival
• Beijing to Introduce Tougher Auto Emission Standards