Sunday, August 04, 2002

• Missing Chinese Girl Found Safe in US East Coast
• Chinese FM Concludes ROK Visit
• Civil Service Underpins HK Governance: Tung Chee Hwa
• China Firmly Opposes Taiwan Content in US Act
• Twenty-two still missing in Sichuan boat accident
• Freight Train Crash Disrupts Traffic, with No Casualties
• Chinese President to Visit US: FM
• Coal-mine Gas Explosion Kills Eight Miners

• Shanghai's Boomtown Reports Fast GDP Growth
• HKSAR Customs, NCA Move to Combat Piracyˇˇ
• Network Equipment Joint Venture Opens in Shanghai
• China's Asset Management Market Keeps Growing: expert

• Poland Needs US Missile Defense System: Defense Minister
• Roundup: Countries Urge Consideration of Iraq's Invitation to Arms Inspectors
• Palestinian Interior Minister to Meet Israeli Defense Minister soon
• Schroeder Warns US Against Strike on Iraq
• Egypt Terms as Positive Iraq's Invitation of Chief UN Arms Inspector
• Iranian President Urges Iraq to Comply with UN Resolutions
• Russia Regrets Lack of Practical Anti-Terror Steps from Georgia
• Ugandan President Commands Operations against Rebels
• Germany Clearly Expresses Objection to Possible Iraq Attack

• Int'l Meeting on Systems Science Opens in Shanghai

• Zhang Jian Swims Across High-altitude Lake in Southwest China
• China-Japan Student Ping-pong Match Held in Beijing

• Int'l Sand Sculpture Contest Due in NW China
• China to Use Artificial Reefs to Boost Fishery Resources
• China Breeds First Endangered Hornbills Using Artificial Nests