Wednesday, August 28, 2002

• Chinese Vice-premier Meets US Governor
• Floods Claim 1300 Lives This Year in China
• China in the Period of Fourth Crime Peak
• China Donates Office Equipment to Cambodia
• Chinese Farmers Find Their Way into Civil Service
• Use of Force Unhelpful in Solving Iraq Issue: Chinese FM
• Water Level in East China Province Above Danger Mark
• China Appreciates US Decision to Put ETIM on Terror List
• Chinese Women's Status Rising Steadily
• Victims of Germ Warfare Protest over Japanese Court Ruling  

• Shanghai Reports Steadily Growing Economy
• Rolls-Royce, Chinese Airlines Sign Fleet Hour Agreement
• South China Province Reports Surging Foreign Trade
• Ten Strong Private Enterprises Come to Forefront in 2001
• China to Develop Financial Derivatives Market
• US Replaces Japan as Shanghai's Biggest Market
• China Opposes Provision of Equipment to CD Pirates
• Zhejiang Province Overtakes Shanghai in Exports
• China to Open Garbage Disposal to Private Sector
• US Supermarket Giant Pricemart Enters Xinjiang
• Chinese Government Strives to Ensure 2002 Financial Target
• China to Adopt Policies to Stimulate Consumption
• China to Set Long-term Employment Goal
• Roundup: HK Serves as Global Trade Platform for Guangdong, HK, Taiwan
• China Seeks Great Movies in WTO Film Challenge

• Allied Support Against Iraq is Welcome, but not Vital: Rumsfeld
• Nigeria Leader Faces Impeachment
• S. Korean Parliament Vetoes Nominee for Prime Minister
• Israeli Army Enters Gaza City
• US Pressures Canberra to Agree on Action against ICC
• Megawati Urges Not to Damage Friendly Ties with Malaysia
• China Pledges to Further Develop Ties with Morocco
• Putin Proposes EU Allow Russians Visa-Free Travel
• Morocco Reaffirms Support for One-China Policy
• World Judges Adopt Action Plan to Strengthen Environment
• West Nile Death Toll Rises to 22 in US
• Wall Street Stocks End Sharply Lower
• German Leaders Criticize US Stance on Iraq as "Mistake"
• US-British Warplanes Bomb Civil Airport in Northern Iraq
• Chinese Premier Arrives in Morocco for Official Visit
• "Suspicious Powder" Found in Former US Vice President's Office
• Saddam Says Iraq has Met its Commitments to UN Resolutions
• Zanzibar Willing to Strengthen Cooperation with China: Karume
• No Arab Country Wants to See Iraq Attacked: Mubarak
• Iraqi Embassy Employee Missing in Moscow
• Roundup: Georgia Adopts Dual Tactics toward Russia over Pankisi Issue
• Bush Meets Saudi Envoy Amid Reports on Ailing Ties

• Taiwan Has Experienced Three 'De-China Moves'
• Quantitative Study Uncovers US Media Blackout: China Youth Daily
• Lowered Standard and Dissatisfaction: PD Analysis

• Expert Calls for New Way to Help Keep Web Secure

• Chinese Draw Dutch 1-1 in Women's Hockey 

• Rare Relics Unearthed in Northwestern China's Ancient Mausoleums
• China's First Tiger-lion Cub Born in Nanjing
• Man-made Marsh a Shrine for China's Environmentalists
• China Imports Bacterin to Lower Antibiotics Residue in Milk
• Foundations of Ancient Houses Excavated in Central China
• Tomb of Qin Shihuang's Ancestor Found in NW China
• Chinese Rural Women not Shy over Reproductive Health Problems
• Regulation Set up to Protect Fossil Resources
• China to Expand Community Health Service in Cities