Sunday, September 01, 2002

• No Relaxation of Chinese "One Couple, One Child" Policy: Official
• Family Planning to Feed on Governmental Appropriation
• Yangtze River to be Dammed up at End of November
• Vietnam's Founding Anniversary Marked in Beijing
• China to Implement First National Family Planning Law

• Foreign Trade Booming Since WTO Entry: Roundup
• Feature: "Bridges" with Mainland Being Built for Vast Business Opportunities

• Sri Lankan President Opposes Lifting Ban on Tamil Tiger
• OPEC Likely won't Raise Oil Production: Venezuela's Chavez
• Roundup: EU May Soften Huge Sanctions Against US
• Interview: Closer Thailand-China Ties to Create Win-win Situation
• Roundup: Iraq Policy Triggers Heated Debate in US
• Thousands of People Taking to Streets in Mass Protests at Earth Summit
• US to Build Naval Dock in Indonesia
• Israel Links Hezbollah Attacks to US Planned Strike on Iraq
• Chinese Premier Arrives in South Africa for Working Visit
• Two Amerincans Killed, Six Wounded in Indonesia
• Russian Military Helicopter Shot Down in Chechnya

• Intel Aids Tibet in Computer Education
• China's Most Advanced Fighter to Debut at Airshow
• China Develops New Generation of Healthy Rubber

• Chinese Shuttlers Dominate Women's Singles in Indonesia Open
• China Beats Brazil in Women's Volleyball Worlds
• China Wins Title of Four-nation Women's Soccer Tournament 

• China Plans to Conserve 8,000 More Native Plants over Next 15 Years: Expert