Tuesday, August 06, 2002

• "Taiwan Independence" Certain to be Rejected by Overseas Chinese: Official
• Fires Raging in China's Largest Forest Area
• China Improves People's Living Coditions
• HK Media Refute Chen Shui-bian's Pro-independence Allegation
• Tropical Storm Kills 10, Leaves 23 Missing in S. China
• Road Accident Leaves Five Dead, 25 Injured in NE China
• Heads of Chinese, Cyprus News Agencies Meet
• China's Ethnic Koreans Gain Government Support
• Pro-independence Remarks Leading Taiwan to Disaster
• Taiwan Leader's Remarks Could Lead to Crisis: Experts
• China's Top Lawmaker Underlines Children's Education, Welfare
• China Welcomes Iraq's Invitation for UN Weapons Experts
• Interview: CPPCC Vice-chairman Criticizes Chen's "Taiwan Independence" Speech
• Taklimakan Desert Formed 4.5 Million Years Ago: Expert

• Shanghai Uses IT to Boost Telephone Directory Business
• Li Ning Sports Goods Beat Foreign Brands on Chinese Mainland
• Listed Firm Officials Prosecuted for False Accounting
• Telecoms Market to Resist Shake-up After Overseas Listing
• Preserving of Nation's Farm Land to be Pushed
• Chinese Glass Plants Win Canadian Anti-dumping Case
• Thai Gems, Jewelry Exporters Urged to Eye Chinese Market
• First Prize in Beijing's Receipt Lottery Cashed  
• Shanghai to Host China TeleFeX 2002
• International Standards to Help Domestic Geese Lay Golden Eggs
• Guangdong Government Purchases Indigenous Office Software
• Taiwan's Foreign Exchange Reserves Hit Record High
• HK's Two Biggest Banks Record Declined Profits
• Shanghai Aims to Become Int'l Financial Center: Mayor

• Philippine Troops Launch War Against Another Rebel Group
• France Disbands Far-right Group Linked to Chirac Attacker
• Taiwan Leader's Splittist Remarks Condemned in Chile
• Indonesian, Malaysian Air Forces Hold Joint Exercises
• Former Leader of Opposition to Form New Party in Mozambique
• Japanese PM Pledges to Maintain No-nuclear-arms Policy
• UNC, DPRK Reach Agreement on Preventing Future Naval Clashes
• September 11 in Eyes of Afghan People
• Thai Chinese Communities Slam "Referendum of Taiwan Independence"
• Somare Elected New PNG Premier
• 8 Pilgrims Killed, 32 Injured in Kashmir
• Thousands of Argentines Rush to Uruguay to Rescue Savings
• Chinese Americans Condemn Chen's Pro-independence Statements
• One-China Policy Remains Unchanged: US State Dept
• Chen's Fallacy of "Each Side is a Country" Condemned in New Zealand
• Hiroshima Marks 57th Anniversary of Atomic-bombing
• UN Resolution Demands Israeli Withdrawal
• Musharraf Reiterates Need for Meaningful Dialogue with India
• Albania Collects 198,000 Lost Weapons in Five Years
• Attack on Christian School in Pakistan Leaves 6 Dead
• 10,000 Iraqis Demonstrate Against US
• New Government Formed in Cote d'Ivoire
• Integration of Albania in NATO Is Irreversible: President
• Worst of Britain's Legionnaire Outbreak 'Over'
• Russia to Load Fuel in Iran Nuclear Plant in December 2003
• Germany Declines to Support US-led War Against Iraq
• Rebels Attack Refugee Settlement Camp in Northern Uganda
• Inspection First Before Further Talks with Iraq: Annan
• Egypt Ready to Make Strong Peace-making Efforts: Mubarak
• Iran Has No Link with Taliban, Al-Qaeda: Spokesman
• Britain to Have Two Million Migrants in Next Decade
• India Develops Its Biggest Robot "Nataraj"

• Xinhua, People's Daily Denounce Chen's Pro-independence Remarks
• Chen Shui-bian's Words Tell His Untrustworthiness and Political Naivety
• Chen's 'Taiwan Road' a Dead End
• Whether Or Not China Has Become a 'World Factory'?

• Solar Cars on Show in Shanghai
• China Kicks off Key Sci-tech Items for Agricultural Produce
• Shanghai to Host World Engineer Conference

• Sixth Sponsor Commits Itself to Beijing Olympics
• IOC to Send Experts to Help Beijing Olympic Games Organizers
• Chinese Badminton Coach Looks Beyond Asiad to Olympics
• China, Venezuela out of World League Volleyball

• China's Second Largest Freshwater Lake Expands
• Experts Call for Guaranteed Housing for Low-income Families
• Chinese Children's Song and Dance Festival to be Held
• China Set to Preserve Intangible Heritage
• Beijing's Consumption Expenditure Tops Major Chinese Cities: Statistics
• Disposable Mobile Phone to Be Made in China
• Scholars, Clergy Study Christian Impact on Chinese Culture
• NE China Province Hit by Rainstorms, Flooding
• Tropical Storm Hits S. China Province
• Chinese Farmers Turning Karst Land into Gold
• HK-donated Mobile Eye-hospital to Help Xinjiang Patients
• China's Man-made Waterfall Makes Guinness Record