Friday, August 23, 2002

• China Drafts Law on Supervision Within Government
• Yangtze River's Nanjing Section Reaching Dangerous Level
• Forum Calls for Sino-Japanese Friendship
• Morocco-China Friendship Continues to Grow: Ambassador
• China's Senior Legislators Examine Draft Laws
• BA Sold Extra Tickets Stranding Chinese Passengers
• Sino-Russian Ties Enter into Very Sound Phase: President Jiang
• ROK-China Cooperative Partnership Augurs Fine Vista Ahead: Ambassador
• USS Abraham Lincoln Making Amicable Port Visit to HK
• Chinese Mainland Firmly Opposes 'Taiwan Independence': Official
• Question Regarding Japanese PM's China Visit Arouses Common Concerns of Both Countries
• No Room for Mistakes in Fight Against Floods: Vice Premier 
• Tenth Anniversary of China-ROK Diplomatic Ties Celebrated
• 9 Miners Die in NE. China Coal Mine Explosion
• CPPCC Chairman Meets President of Zanzibar 
• East Asia Cooperation Promising: Official

• Taiwan's Unemployment Rate Hits 5.23 Percent
• China Post to Adopt US Postage Management System
• China-Algeria Trade has Great Potential: MOFTEC
• China Regulates Forex from Overseas Listings
• Nippon Electric Glass to Set up New Plant in China
• World Printing Giant MAN Enters Shanghai
• Shanghai-Dubai Air Freight Service Scheduled
• SDPC: Agricultural Import Quotas to be Reallocated
• Toshiba to Build World's Largest Laptop Factory in China
• China Advised to Promote Food Processing
• Tax Office Cautious About Raising Minimum Level of Taxable Income
• China to Focus on Tax Evasion by the Wealthy

• Israeli, Palestinian Army Officials to Discuss Next Step of Withdrawal Plan
• US Diplomat Says Islam Different from Terrorism
• Russian, DPRK Leaders Begin Talks in Far East Port
• US Military to Store 30 Ships at Japanese Port
• US Will Probably Take Some Action Against Iraq: Austrailan PM
• 12 Militants, 4 Indian Soldiers Killed as Election Process Began
• Most Arab Parliaments Ready to Attend Baghdad Meeting on US Threats
• PNA Can Stop Attacks if Israeli Occupation Ends: Official
• US Announces Final Set of Steel Products Excluded from Tariffs
• Putin Calls Minister for Report on Chechen Helicopter Crash
• US Helicopter Missing in S.Korea Since Wednesday
• Arms Checks will Reduce War Threat on Iraq: UK
• Turkmenistan Reiterates Adherence to One-China Policy
• Iran, Russia Secure Nuke Cooperation Amid US Irritations

• China to Reform Maths Education for New Century
• Feature: Language of Maths Crosses Generations

• China-Japan Joint Women's Team to Climb Mount Qowowuyag
• US Routs China 84-54 in Basketball Worlds Exhibition Game  
• China Edges out Japan in Under-21 Soccer Friendly 

• 1,200 Passengers Stranded in Tibetan Airport
• Chinese Scholar Urges Western Commitment to Sustainable Development
• Cyprus Wants to be Included in China's Tourist Destinations
• Most Stranded Passengers Fly out from Lhasa Airport