Sunday, August 11, 2002

• Traffic Accident in Hainan Kills 11 People
• Chinese Fishermen Appeal for Protection of Seas
• HK NPC Deputies Condemns Chen Shui-bian's Remarks
• Premier Zhu Greets Firefighters in North China Forest Area

• Beijing Show Biz Stars Pay Millions in Taxes
• US Firm Pumps up Chip Joint Venture in China's Sichuan
• Figures: Top Ten Trade Partners of China's Mainland
• Analysis: Chinese Banks Adopt New Business Concepts
• News Analysis: Macao's Economy to Grow Fast in 2002
• Shanghai Financial Center Aiming High
• Power Project in NW China Province Draws Overseas Funds
• Shanghai Favored by Foreign Insurance Giants

• Bush Reiterates No Imminent War Plan Against Iraq
• Former Philippine President May be Finally Buried
• Indonesian Military, Police to Leave Politics in 2004
• Egypt Reaffirms Rejection to Military Attack on Iraq
• Chinese Construction Minister Arrives in Ethiopia
• Jordan Calls Back Ambassador over Closure of Qatari TV Office
• Most French Oppose to US Military Attack on Iraq
• Pakistan Believes in One-China policy: Spokesman
• Russia, Other States Might Set up Joint Defense Force on Caspian
• Germany Chancellor Reiterates Opposition to Military Action Against Iraq

• Space-age Plants Grow Well in China
• 2000-year-old Aristocrat's Tomb Unearthed in China

• China's Gao Wins Women's 20km Walk at Asian Athletics Championships
• China's Ma Ning Wins Women's Javelin at Asian Athletics Championships
• China Names Four Players for Asian Games Golf Competition
• China Wins Four Gold Medals at the World Military Pentathlon
• Chinese Wins Women's Pole Vault at Asian Championship
• 'I Win Hearts of Hoddle and Spurs': Chinese Striker

• Chinese Lotteries: a Shortcut to Instant Riches
• Beijing Expend Hugely in Renovating Religious Venues
• Malfunctioned Chinese Plane Arrives Guangzhou Safely
• Green Corridor Runs Parallel to China's First Desert Expressway
• Home Buyers in China Seeking Upgraded Apartments