Wednesday, August 07, 2002

• China to End Inequities to Rural Migrant Workers
• Chinese Construction Minister to Visit Ethiopia
• Chen Shui-bian's Sophistry in Essence "Taiwan Independence" : HK Media
• Senior Military Officer Meets Zambian Guests
• 'Education Committee for Military Master's Professional Degree' Set Up
• An Oath-taking System to Be Instituted for Newly Employed Civil Servants
• Taiwan Calls off Military Exercise
• Chen's Support Ebbs After Taiwan Independence Talk
• More Officials to Be Audited for Curbing Corruption
• Floods, Droughts Cause Huge Losses in Xinjiang
• PLA Blasts Taiwan Leader's Pro-independence Move

• Taiwan Stocks Plummeting in Wake of Chen's Remarks
• Cathay Pacific's Net Profits Rise 7.1 Percent
• Guangdong to Open Logistics Industry to Overseas Investment
• Shell Launches Major Overseas Investment Project in China
• China Introduces Overseas Experts for Economic Development
• China Has Never Planned to Set up Tobacco Joint Venture
• Regulation for Internet Service Sites Expected to be out by Yearend
• China Expects to Draft Law on Stock Funds
• China Becomes No.1 Iron and Steel Importer, Why?
• CAAC to Crack Down on Illegal Air Ticket Discounts
• China Decides with a Performance Market to Tap Capital Resources
• HSBC Invests 8 Billion US Dollars on Chinese Mainland
• HK Govt Awards Penny's Bay Contract to China State Construction Engineering (HK) Limited
• China Pledging to Improve FDI Environment

• Israeli Troops Arrest Palestinian Commanders, Demolish Homes
• Israeli Troops Kill Top Hamas Leader's Son
• Yemeni President Orders Forming of Anti-terror Intelligence Agency
• Analysis: Can Mexico Weather S. American Financial Storm?
• Sept. 11 to Be Marked With Music and Tributes
• 58 Killed in Rebel's Attack on Refugee Camp in Uganda
• Greenspan to Receive Honorary Knighthood
• Bus Crash on Mexico Highway Kills 33
• Ceremony Held to Mark Sart of DPRK Reactor Project
• Iraqi Weapons Inspections Must Comply with UN Resolution: Annan
• 810 People Die in Emergency Situations in Russia
• Israeli Army Reoccupies Northern Gaza
• Italy Increasingly Likely Target for Terrorist Attack
• Los Angeles Doctors Separate Guatemalan Twin Girls Joined at Head
• Afghan Foreign Minister Praises China's Timely Assistance
• S. African Former President De Klerk Testifies in Court
• Some 910 Orangutans Killed in Indonesia Every Year
• France Welcomes UN Resolution Calling for Israeli Withdrawal
• South Africa, France Call For International Conference on Mideast
• British Clergy Protest Against War on Iraq
• Annan Replies Positively to Iraqi Letter on Weapons Inspections
• Turkey Has not Agreed to Use its Land Against Iraq: FM
• Cambodia's Chinese Communities Condemn Taiwan Leader's "Independence" Remarks
• Jordan, Turkey Reaffirm Opposition to Strike Against Iraq
• Jordanian King Meets with Iraqi FM on Bilateral Ties, Iraq Crisis

• Chen Shui-bian's Explanation Looks Pale
• Legislation Hurting Sino-US Ties

• China to Adopt New English Textbooks

• IOC Hopes for Best Games for Athletes in 2008
• Chinese Athletes Set Loose Taekwondo Target for Asian Games
• China-Japan Student Table Tennis Competition Ends
• "Gold Lion" Chinese Youth Acrobatics Contest to be Held

• Beijing Billboards Decry Domestic Violence
• Old Catholic Diocese Buildings to Return to Church
• Forest Fires Spreading in Inner Mongolia
• Macao Has More Group Tourists in First Half of Year
• China Discovers Official Documents of 2,200 Years Ago
• Fashion Show to be Staged in Tiananmen Square
• Railway Construction Makes Way for Rare Antelope 
• Harbin Summer Music Festival Opens
• Shanghai to Plan Development of Suburban Towns
• Famous Qinghai Lamasery Reopens to Public after Renovation
• China Beefing up Checks on Vegetable Safety