Wednesday, August 14, 2002

• China to Step up Control of Internet Bars
• FM Spokesman on Annette Lu's Arrival in Indonesia
• Macao NPC Delegates Condemns Chen Shui-bian's Remarks
• 2 University Students Killed, 3 Missing in Mount Shisha Pagma
• 27.5 Million Illegal Discs Destroyed in Chinese Cities
• Seminars Slam Chen's "Taiwan Independence" Speech
• Three Gorges Migrants Well Settled
• Five University Students Missing in Mount Shisha Pagma
• Japanese Wartime Human Experiments in China 
• Taiwan Private Groups Protest "One Country on Each Side" Claim

• Beijing Yanhua Recorded Half-year Sales of 4 Billion Yuan
• China Mobile Records 10 Percent Rise in Net Profit
• China Ranks Sixth Among World Top 100 Economies
• Beijing Retrieves 140 Million Yuan of Unpaid Tax
• China-Singapore Information Cooperation Closer
• Key State-owned Enterprises Shore up China's Economy
• China to Reinforce Financial Support to Underdeveloped Areas
• Chinese Vice-premier on Taxation  

• 49 Illegal Foreigners Sentenced to Three Years' Jail in Malaysia
• 7 Killed in Clashes between Philippine Army, Rebels
• Only Peace Will Bring Security to Israel and Palestinians
• Pakistan Committed to Root Out Terrorism: Musharraf
• Japan Legionnaires' Outbreak Kills 6
• Record Rains, Floods across Europe Claim More Than 70
• Joint Statement Lists Agreements Reached at Inter-Korean Talks
• US Helicopter Crash-Lands in Afghanistan
• White Farmers Begin to Leave Zimbabwe for Neighboring Countries
• Fatah Leader to Be Brought to Israeli Court on Wednesday
• New Zealand's New Government Formed
• IBM Confirms Plans to Cut 15,000 Jobs
• Chinese Navy Squadron Visits Peru
• DPRK Delegation Arrives in Inchon for Celebrations of Liberation Day
• IMF to grant Paraguay 200 million dollars
• 12 Arrested in British Swoop on Child Porn
• Nasdaq Set to Pull out of Japan
• American Airlines to Cut 7,000 Jobs
• Israel's High Court Freezes Expulsion of Three Palestinians
• Arafat Denounces Israel's Deportation of Three Palestinians
• Britain to Remember Terror Attack Victims
• Kim Dae-jung Receives Treatment for Pneumonia in Hospital
• Koizumi to Meet Bush in N.Y. Around Sept. 12
• Peace Agreement Ends Macedonian Security Crisis: President
• Musharraf Reaffirms Commitment for Free and Fair Elections
• US Fed Leaves Short-term Interest Rate Unchanged
• US Urges DPRK to Abide by Nuclear Agreement
• Chinese Professor Emphasizes Cooperation in Anti-terrorism
• China Agrees to Provide Zambia with Maize, Fertilizer
• Khatami Urges Islamic World to Take Lead in Afghan 
• US Extradition Pact Turned Down by Swiss

• Chinese Student Compiles French-Chinese Electronic Dictionary
• China's Satellite Industry to Get Public Financing
• China Hosts Game Theory Satellite Conference
• GRE Test Change, Why Always Targets at Chinese Students?
• Chinese University Honors Nobel laureates
• NE China Expects Hi-tech Projects from Russia
• Fourth Unmanned Spaceship Set to Roar by Yearend

• Chinese Beach Volleyballers Eye Gold, Silver at Asian Games
• DPRK-South Korea Football Match Sets for September 7
• Liu Guoliang Confident on Coaching Career

• Canyon Becomes China's Latest Tourist Hotspot
• China Nurtures New Generation of Catholic Priests
• Largest Group of Rare White-headed Langurs Identified
• Pre-historic Stone Tool Found in Central China Revises History