Monday, August 05, 2002

• Floodwaters in NW China Sweep Bus off Bridge, Killing 18
• Services Conveniencing Foreigners' Religious Activities in Beijing Mapped
• Rescue Efforts Proceed, 19 Miners Still Missing in Coal Mine Fire
• Fuel Filling for Unit 1 of Qinshan Phase 3 Wound up
• Chinese PLA Delegation Leaves for European Tour
• Nobody Allowed to Separate Taiwan from China in Any Form: Spokesman
• PLA to Simulate Landings, Attacks
• Pro-independence Remarks Trigger Nationwide Worries  
• Chinese Scientist Condemns US Congress over Cult Resolution
• Top Union Leader Urges Care, Respect for Model Workers
• Compensation Underway for Ferry Accident Victims
• Taiwan Leader's "Independence" Remarks Condemned in HK, Macao
• PLA Promotes Friendship Around the World
• China Lodges Formal Representation with US on Taiwan Content in US Act

• Foreign Consulting Firms Eye Chinese Market
• Asia Packaging Center to Be Set up in China
• Wal-Mart's Global Purchasing Center Moved to Shenzhen
• China's Software Industry to Reach 250 Billion-yuan by 2005
• Chinese Farmers Face Post-WTO Challenges
• Shanghai Updates Rules on Governmental Purchase
• China to Auction Mining Rights to Gold Mine
• China's Island Province to Build Wharf for Super-yachts
• China Curbing Corruption in Building Market
• China Leads Asia in Advertising Industry

• Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Claims 606 Israeli Lives: Radio
• Most Iranians Favor Tehran-Washington Talks: Paper
• Tolstoys Celebrate a Milestone
• 400 US Troops Leave Pak-Afgan Border, Fearing Possible Attacks
• Moscow's Third Ring Road Overpass Collapses in Blaze
• Taiwan Statements Don't Affect US-China Policy
• Car Bomb Kills Two People in Spain
• Bolivian Congress Elects Lozada as New President
• Germany's Ruling Party Launches All-round Election Campaign
• Mubarak to Meet Peres Today
• Pyongyang Urges Washington to Defuse Hostility
• DPRK to Participate in Busan Asian Games
• Former King Returns to Presidential Palace
• Bus Blast in Northern Israel Kills Nine, Injures 50
• DPRK, UNC to Hold Military Generals Meeting Next Tuesday
• Hamas Vows to Carry out More Armed Attacks of Revenge
• Inter-Korea Ministerial Talks to be Held Mid-August
• Iran Ready to Defend Itself: Senior Military Official

• Taiwan Issue, Core of Sino-Japanese Relations: Experts

• Teachers Trained for Sex Education Courses
• Chinese Edition of New Zealand's First Contemporary Novel Released in China
• China's Leading Car Producer Sets up R&D Center

• Russia Beats China 3-1 to Win Women's Volleyball Grand Prix Finals 
• China, New Zealand Win at Asian Beach Volleyball Championships
• Dalian Returns Atop Chinese Soccer League

• New Lives for Released Prisoners in China
• Thousand-year-old Pagoda Being Rebuilt in East China
• Thai-Chinese Museum to be Set up in Phuket
• Hong Kong's New Subway Station in Smooth Operation
• China to Turn Site of KMT Military Academy into Tourist Spot
• China Enthusiastic about "Blood-sweating" Horse