Tuesday, August 27, 2002

• Chinese President Meets with Moldovan Parliament Leader
• Jiang Zemin's Theory on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics Published
• Mexican Warship Visits Shanghai 
• Chinese Student Found Dead in Toronto
• Construction of World Longest Cross-Sea Bridge Kicked off in Ningbo
• Floods, Droughts Continue to Harass China
• Sino-US Ties Have Opportunity for Further Growth: Vice-Premier Qian
• China Willing to Boost Ties with Algeria: CPPCC Chairman
• Iraqi FM Visits Shanghai
• Top Chinese Legislator Hopes for Development of China-Moldova Ties
• Top Chinese Legislator Meets Austrian Counterpart
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Polish Guests
• Top Chinese Legislator Meets Brazilian Supreme Court President
• Chief of PLA General Staff Holds Talks with Polish Guests
• Vice President Hu Jintao Discusses Ties with Armitage
• China Hopes to Enhance Anti-terrorist Cooperation with US: FM
• Armitage: "US Does not Support Taiwan Independence"

• South China's Produce Makes its Way North
• BOC Hong Kong Records Net Profit of 3,418 Million HKD for Six Months
• Chinese Listed Firms Need Better Equity Structure
• First Chinese Company Opens Office in Kabul
• Official on Tax Evasion Case of 'Billionaire' Film Star
• China's Industrial Profit Continues to Grow
• HKSAR Gov't to be Economical on Outlays: Financial Secretary
• Boeing Delivers New Plane to Chinese Airlines

• News Analysis: Poverty Eradication, a Long Way off
• DPRK Economic Delegation Arrives in S.Korea
• US Tech Export Control Hurts its Business in China: Report
• ASEAN Advances Vietnam's Deadline for Regional Integration
• Arroyo Cancels European Tour to Focus on Peace, Budget Problems
• Brunei Sultan Visits Thailand
• Over 120 Spaniards Infected with Legionnaires' Disease
• Japanese Court Dismisses Germ Warfare Victims' Damages Claim
• Spain Shuts Down Radical Basque Party Headquarters
• Bush Relies on Vision on Iraq, not Expertise: Analysis
• Russian Spacemen Complete Works in Outer Space
• Bad Start for Swiss at Earth Summit
• China Worried About Palestinian-Israeli Violence: Premier Zhu
• Japanese PM to Visit US
• S. Korean Independent Candidate to Run for Presidency
• S. Africa Says Security Agents on High Alert During Earth Summit
• Nearly 6,000 Government Delegates Attend Earth Summit
• 850,000 Join London's Notting Hill Carnival
• US Vice President Favors Preemptive Strike on Iraq
• China Calls for Sino-Algerian Cooperation in Int'l Affairs
• Algeria Desires Stronger Ties with China: PM
• Former US Attorney General Backs Iraq's Resistance Against War Threats
• Iran Says It Keeps Contact with US Academics, Elite
• Earth Summit Kicks off to Address Challenges of 6 Billion Population
• Iraq, Kuwait Agree on Arrangements for Archives Returning
• Chinese Premier Hails Sino-Algerian Friendship

• China's Science Center Popular
• GRE Computer Science Test Administrations Cancelled for Security Breaches
• Bonsai Originates from China, not Japan: Expert

• China's Power Sports to Struggle for 14-plus Golds at Busan Asiad

• China to Restore Ancient Mausoleum
• China to Investigate Soil Erosion in Three Gorges Project
• Beijing to Build Renewable Resource Recycling Network
• China to Crack Down on Illegal Construction in Scenic Areas
• Film Festival Closes in Northeast China