Monday, August 26, 2002

• CPPCC Chairman Meets Moldovan Guests
• Chinese Top Legislator to Visit Three Asian Countries, Australia
• Northeast China's Main Expressway Completed
• Five-vehicle Accident in Northwest China Kills 15
• Senior CPC Official Leaves for Norway, Iceland, Finland
• New Railway along Yangtze River to be Built in Five Years
• HKSAR Gov't Holds Symposium on Upgrading Civil Service
• Iraqi FM Arrives in China for Official Visit
• MOFTEC Spokeswoman on Regulations on Missile Export Control
• FM Spokesman on Regulations on Missile Export Control
• China Issues Regulations on Missile Export Control
• Two Falun Gong Practitioners Accused of Killing Maid
• China's Regulations on Export Control of Missiles, Missile-related Items and Technologie
• 16th CPC National Congress Proposed in November

• Hong Kong Records Increases in External Trade in July
• WTO Entry Reshuffles China's Film Industry
• Interview: How Is "the Wealthy Evading Duty" to Be Handled?
• China Welcomes Anything that Sells Well from Morocco
• Japanese Companies Hold Fair to Attract Chinese Employees
• China's Movie Market Rebounds After WTO Entry

• DPRK, Japan to Decide in One Month on Resuming Talks on Normalizing Ties
• Roundup: Earth Summit Comes, Security Forces Ready
• World Summit on Sustainable Development Kicks off
• Kim Jong Il's Russia Visit Attracts Great Attention
• Commentary: Poverty Eradication, Key for Sustainable Development
• Britain Blames US for Failing World's Poor
• Highly Concerning China, US Plans to Deploy New Fighters in Guam
• Bush and Father at Odds Over Iraq Strike
• Thai-Myanmar Border to be Oeopened Soon: FM
• Myanmar FM to Visit Thailand on Border Reopening
• Dubai Building Collapse Kills Seven
• Bush Aides Say No Vote Needed for Iraq War: Report
• Rich, Poor Should Join Hands for Sustainable Development
• 104 World Leaders to Attend Earth Summit: UN
• Pre-Earth Summit Negotiations Making Progress: Officials
• Earth Summit to Achieve "Credible" Result: UN Envoy
• Britain to Avoid Confrontation with Zimbabwe at Earth Summit
• Backgrounder: Health Important to Sustainable Development
• Backgrounder: Some Global Challenges on Sustainable Development
• 2 Koreas Swap Lists for Fifth Family Reunion
• World Summit on Sustainable Development to Open Today
• 9/11 Suspect Surrenders in Saudi Arabia
• Annan Arrives in Angola to Witness Peace Process
• AIDS to be Key Issue at Earth Summit
• Heavy Fighting Kills 24 Hutu Rebels in Burundi
• Israeli Supreme Court Orders Deportation of Peace Activists
• Iraq Says 8 Killed, 9 Injured in US-British Raids
• Bin Laden Urges Afghans to Continue Holy War Against US: Radio
• China Poses No Military Threat to Russia: Minister
• Roundup: Normalization of DPRK, Japan Ties Still a Long Way to Go
• Chinese Community Party Delegation Visits Ethiopia
• Chinese Premier Arrives in Algeria for Official Visit

• Sino-ROK Relations Ever Stronger: Opinion
• Proposed CPC Congress to Herald New Chapter: Editorial

• Great Ancient Poet Commemorated in China
• China Plans to Build 100 Digital Cinemas

• China-Japan Joint Women's Mountaineering Team Arrive at Qowowuyag
• Yunnan Close in on Dalian in Chinese Soccer League
• China Beats Australia 1-0 in Women's Hockey Champions Trophy
• Chen Hong Takes Men's Singles in Singapore Open

• Most Shanghai Citizens Think Apartments too Expensive: Survey
• Large Garbage Disposal Station Completed in Central China
• Centenarians Number over 300 in China's Hainan Province
• Chinese Girl Runs Across Tukutage Desert in 1 Hour
• China to Care for the Earth, Conserve Energy
• China to Draft New Law on Environmental Protection
• Young Chinese Pop Singers Compete for Asian Contest Places
• Huge Money Spent to Curb Sandstorms in North China