Tuesday, September 03, 2002

• China Marks 57th Anniversary of War of Resistance Victory
• CPPCC Chairman Meets Japanese Entrepreneurs
• Brain-death Draft Law Stirs up Controversy in China
• 555 Corrupted Officials Nabbed in Six Months in China
• China News Service Celebrates 50th Birthday
• Chinese, Bangladeshi FMs Hold Talks
• China-Bangladesh Friendship Stressed in Beijing
• Vice President Hu Advocates "Three Represents" Theory  

• China's Economy to Grow at 8 Percent in 2006: Economists
• China Had Superhuge Oil Tanker Launched
• Sino-US Trade Molds a Win-Win Deal
• Beijing Scraps Land-use Tax Cuts for Foreign Investors
• Urumqi Trade Fair to Draw Big Investments
• Airbus Expects China to Purchase 555-seat A380
• CeBIT Asia 2002 Opens in Shanghai 
• Hannover Mayor on Prospects of Shanghai Bid for 2010 World Expo
• China's Largest Shipyard under Construction in Qingdao
• "Business Week" Holds Forum in Shanghai
• Youyiguan Becomes China's Largest Motorcycle Exporter
• HKSAR rated stable by Japan Credit Rating Agency

• China's Top Legislator Arrives in Thailand for Visit
• Zhu Gives China's Proposals on Sustainable Development
• Nikkei, TOPIX Tumble to 1980s Levels in Tokyo
• Premier Zhu Announces China's Approval of Kyoto Protocol
• Six Army Officers Killed by Rebels in Northern Uganda
• Earth Summit Clears All Issues on Sustainable Development
• Severe Damage Caused by Typhoon in DPRK
• DPRK Asks for Delay of Inter-Korean Red Cross Talks
• Venezuela Opposes Upping OPEC Quotas
• Stop New War Against Iraq: Iraqi Deputy PM
• Blair's Embarrassment at Earth Summit
• Iraq Opens Reported Weapons Site to Media
• Seoul Opposed to Six-Party Talks
• US Dismisses Iraqi Talks of UN Inspections
• Pakistani Troops Shell Indian Posts Along Line of Control
• Georgian President Says the Pankisi Gorge Under Control
• Albania, Yugoslavia Upgrade Diplomatic Tie to Ambassadorial Level
• Italian PM Says EU Concerned Over US Policy on Iraq
• Sudanese President Orders Negotiating Team Back, Declares Public Mobilization
• US Eyes Oil Reserves when Talking War on Iraq: Saddam
• S.Africa, Germany Announce Opposition to War Against Iraq
• Iran Counter Attacks Iraq for Serving Israeli Interests
• Mugabe Attacks Rich Countries for Unequal World
• Iran Says Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant Develops Well
• China Values Italy's Role in EU: Premier Zhu 
• Sudanese Government Suspends Talks with Rebels
• World Leaders Declare Commitment to Build Humane, Caring Global Society
• China Urges Britain to Consult Each Other on Global Issues 
• Two E. Jerusalem Arabs Indicted for Spying Attempts
• Russia Speaks Against US Strike Against Iraq

• Taiwan's 'Beacon Diplomacy' Doomed: Editorial

• China's First-batch Light Copters Ready for Trial Flight
• Chinese Garbage Disposal Technology in Need of Improvement
• Income from Internet Games to Hit US$96.6 Million This Year in China

• Harbin has Potential for Hosting Winter Olympics: IOC Official
• Argentina Beats China 95-71 in World Basketball Championships 

• Philippines to Promote Tourism in China
• Tibetan Culture to Dazzle Canadian, Belgian Audiences
• Feature: Community Program Helps HIV Prevention in Xinjiang
• China, Australia Strengthen Cooperation in Fighting AIDS
• Shanghai Simplifies Passport Application Procedure