Sunday, August 18, 2002

• Floods, Landslides Continue to Harass China
• Flood, Landslide Toll Rises in Yunnan
• 21 Killed, 8 Missing in East China Mountain Torrents
• HK Marks 57th Anniversary of Victory of Anti-Japanese War
• Beijing Residents Hold First Democratic Election of Community
• Annette Lu's Activities in Indonesia Farce: FM Spokesman

• Shanghai Worries About Real Estate Bubble
• Almost 100 'Made-in-China' Top the World in Output
• CCTV Maps Aerial Photo Taking at Zhuhai
• Urban Housing Tells Wide Price Gaps in China
• State Council Approves Expansion of Beijing Economic Zone
• China's Main Imports in Jan-June 2002: Figures
• Shanghai Project to Tap More Gas in East China Sea
• Beijing to Host International Forum on CBD
• China's WTO Entry Creates Win-win Situation

• Twenty-two Killed in Bus Accident in Central Russia
• Military Strike Against Iraq Definite: Kuwaiti Newspaper
• Iran, Germany Sign Agreement on Investment Promotion
• Afghan Military Deputy Commander Murdered
• Forum Calls for Further Action if Zimbabwe Doesn't Change
• Peace Talks Breakthrough Hopeful in Sri Lanka: Roundup
• Russia, Iraq May OK 40 Billion US Dollars Deal
• US Evacuation Plan Prompted by Chaos After Terror Attack
• Chinese Navy Squadron Wraps up Visit to Peru
• Palestinian Official Warns Israel not to Enrage Arabs
• Rebels Suffer Heavy Casualties in Battles with Ugandan Army
• US, British Warplanes Bomb Southern Iraq
• Iran, Bahrain Stress Importance of Regional Security
• Iraq Vows to Enhance "Fighting Potentials" Amid US War Threats
• Military Exercises Reflect Russia's Caspian Strategy: News Analysis
• Sudan Has no Guarantee Against Separation of South: President
• Afghan Vice President Predicts Long-term US Presence
• Indonesia Denies Any Presidential Meeting with Annette Lu

• Taiwan Leader's Proposed 'Poll', a Disastrous Step

• More '.cn' to be Seen in Domain Name

• Ali's Daughter Wins First World Boxing Title
• Chinese Xiao Beats Romanian King on Pommel Horse
• China Unveils 12-member Roster for Basketball Worlds

• Ancient Pottery Unearthed in East China
• Pearl River Valley Boasts World's Largest Sturgeon Population