Wednesday, September 04, 2002

• China Blocks the Way of Corrupt Officials Fleeing Overseas
• Egyptian Artist Named "Friendship Envoy" in China
• Northern Airlines Plane Crash may Have Been Sabotage
• Central Government Official Hails Macao's Success
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Argentine Guests
• China to Help Monitor, Forecast Flood for India
• Coal Mine Blast Kills at Least 33 in Central China  
• Chinese FM Spokesman on Taiwan, Mongolia Move
• China Hopes Peace, Stability in Korean Peninsula: Jiang 
• Chinese President Accepts Credentials from Three Ambassadors

• 13 Asians, 8 from China Listed Richest People Under 40 by Fortune
• Economists Advise Foreign Businesses to Stay Put in China
• Coca-Cola Has over 50 Percent Market Share in China
• What Will CDMA Bring to China
• Survey Discloses Bad Service of Domestic Banks
• China's Guangdong Smashes 11 Illegal Banks
• China Praises Advances in APEC Financial Project
• IMF: China Should Benefit From More Flexible Currency
• China Sets up Qinghai-Tibet Railway Company
• China Signs Insurance Regulatory Cooperation Memorandum with ROK
• China's Silicon Valley Companies to Have Credit Reports
• Shanghai Set to Become World's Second Largest Port
• China Expected to be Asia's Largest Web Services Market
• China Still to Develop Equipment Manufacturing Sector 
• Tsingtao Beer to be Produced in Taiwan

• Earth Summit Adopts Plan of Implementation on Sustainable Development
• China Attaches Importance to Ties with Africa: Premier Zhu
• Man Stabs 9 Children in South Korea
• Women Trafficked to S. Korea to Provide Sexual Services to US Servicemen: Report
• DPRK Team to Leave for Reunification Football Game in Seoul
• Wall Street Stocks End Sharply Lower
• US Could Offer More Iraqi Weapons Evidence: Rumsfeld
• Russia to Ratify Kyoto Protocol
• France Announces Its Sept. 11 Plans
• Russia Reaffirms Support for Peaceful Solution to Iraqi Issue
• Japanese PM Koizumi's DPRK Trip Holds Risks: Analysis
• Russian, German Presidents Talk Ties
• Earth Summit Approves Implementation Plan on Sustainable Development
• Sudanese Rebels Say Ready to Resume Talks with Government
• Sudanese Government Negotiating Team back to Khartoum
• Bush Has Big Plans for Sept. 11 Anniversary
• China, Yugoslavia Hail Traditional Ties
• Iraq Will Turn out Victorious Amid US War Threats: Saddam
• Gulf FMs Reiterate Opposition to Military Strike on Iraq
• Iraqi FM Defies US War Threat Against Iraq
• China to Learn from Thailand in WTO Affairs: Top Legislator
• At Least 12 Killed in Heavy Fighting in Somali Capital
• China Values Relations with Neighboring Mongolia: Premier Zhu
• Captain of US Aircraft Carrier Kitty Hawk Dismissed
• AIPU Hold Special Session over US War Threat Against Iraq
• Israel's Population Hits Record 6.592 Million by 2001
• Most Americans Back War on Iraq but Want World Support
• China Urges Developed Countries to Shoulder Greater Responsibilities
• Chinese, Thai Parliamentary Leaders Vow to Enhance Ties  

• Creating a Good Atmosphere for the Party's 16th National Congress: Commentary
• Why Arab World Refuse to Launch Attack on Iraq?

• CAS Launches Long-distance Educational Link
• Sino-Irish Cooperation to Educate Software Talents
• China Unveils New Test-tube Baby Technology
• More Students Return to Campus with PCs
• China to Hold 4th International Aviation Aerospace Exhibition

• Chinese Cyclist Ends Marathon Environmental Protection Tour
• DPRK Team to Leave for Reunification Football Game in Seoul
• China Loses Hope of Advancing Quarter-finals of Basketball Worlds 
• China Lose Final Group Match, still Go into 2nd Round at Volleyball Worlds
• China to Host First Million-dollar Golf Tournament

• Phoenix TV Expected to Broadcast in Taiwan
• First Tibetan Store for the Handicapped Opens
• WWF Joins Hands with Central China Province in Wetland Protection
• China Plans New Investment to Expand Genghis Khan Temple
• China to Invest Heavily in Battling Sandstorms