Monday, September 02, 2002

• Senior CPC Official Meets Cuban Guests
• China to Invite More Overseas Experts
• Chinese Vice-Premier Urges Faster Pace of Western Development
• Ranks of CPC Members Full of Life and Vigor
• China Supports UN Agreement on Sustainable Fishing: Official
• Three Gorges Migrants Resettle Far from Dam Area
• Chinese Trade Union Leader Meets Japanese Guests 
• Family Planning Tradition for 600 Years
• CPC Has Over 66 Million Members
• First National Family Planning Law Highlights Humanitarianism

• China-Africa Seminar on Trade Cooperation Opens
• China to Tighten Management of Life Insurance Salesmen
• 30 Years to Turn China 'World Manufacture Center'
• Boeing "Explosion Crisis" Rocking the World, Chinese Flights Escaped Nightmare
• SOE Equity Transfer Raises Doubts from Economists
• 2002 Dalian International Automobile Expo Fruitful
• Foreign Brewers Tap China Beer Giants
• Chinese-made Oil Tanker on Way to Iran
• Coca-Cola Eyes Western China
• Shanghai Petrochemical Becomes China's Top Ethylene Producer

• Wreckage of Unidentified Sunken Ship to be Brought to Japan
• Japan's TEPCO Chief to Quit over Nuke Plant Cover-up
• 68 Deported Indonesians Die in Refugee Camps
• Iraqi Foreign Minister in Moscow to Seek Support
• Namibian President Accuses British PM of Fanning Land Crisis in Zimbabwe
• Earth Summit Agrees on New Goal to Expand Access to Sanitation
• South Korea Storm Toll Soars to 158 Dead, Missing
• Fourth Round of Inter-Korean Red Cross Talks to be Held Wednesday
• A Relatively Strong Quake Jolts Western Iran
• High-level Segment of Earth Summit Kicks off in S. Africa
• World Leaders Host Earth Summit on Sustainable Development
• Japan to Set up Liaison Office in Pyongyang
• 855th Anniversary of Moscow City Day Celebrated
• Costs of US Unilateral Attack on Iraq Incalculable: Butler
• Nomination Papers of Sharif's Wife Rejected in Pakistan
• Vietnamese Leaders Pay Tribute to Ho Chi Minh
• Arafat Says There Is a Conspiracy to End Peace Process
• S. African President to Open High-level Summit Segment Monday
• Former Thai Minister Takes Job as WTO Chief
• Typhoon Rusa Batters S. Korea, 80 Feared Dead
• Turkish Steamer Sinks at Alexandria Port
• Premier Zhu Arrives in Johannesburg for Earth Summit
• Hamas Vows to Resume Attacks Against Israel
• Iraq Prepares for Special Arab Parliaments Meeting on US War Threats
• News Analysis: World Leaders Facing Tough Task at Earth Summit
• War on Iraq Could Drain US Anti-terror Campaign: Report
• Turkish, Iranian FMs Call for Consultation to End Iraqi Crisis
• 46 Leaders Arrive in Johannesburg to Attend Earth Summit
• Germany Sticks to "No" to Iraq War: German FM
• Iraq Slams Cheney's Nuclear Weapons Allegations

• Chen Shui-bian's FTA Ploy Hides Separatist Aims

• Robots in Greater Demand in China
• China-made AIDS Drug on Sale
• Taiwan Scholars Invited to Join in Research Project on Tibet
• China Launches Scheme for "Adopting" College Students

• Chinese Olympic Gymnastic Champion Withdraws from Asiad
• Zhang Yining Wins Women's Table Tennis World Cup
• China Wins Women's Hockey Champions Trophy 
• China Ensures Second Round Spot in Women's Volleyball Worlds
• China Secures One Gold and Two Tickets for Finals in Indonesia Open
• China Wins Much from the 19-point Lost to US

• China's "The Bridges of Madison County" Debuts
• Premier Zhu Sends Congratulatory Letter to Tibetan Culture Week
• Chinese Tourism Chain Growing Longer
• Residents Relocated to Protect Ancient Chinese City
• Chinese Spending More on Jewelry
• Mortgages Popular for Shanghai Apartment Buyers
• Ancient Tomb with Intact Frescos Unearthed in N. China