Thursday, September 05, 2002

• China to Remain Active in Int'l Anti-terrorism Cooperation
• FM Spokesman Urges Mideast Solution Through Dialogue
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets CBBC President
• China to Offer Free Diesel Oil to DPRK
• China to Regulate Use of Satellite Networks
• World's Largest Dam Withstands Yangtze Floodwaters
• China Checks up 'Fake Diploma Cadres'
• Chinese Farmer Regains Right to Vote with Judicial Help
• China's Flood Season Claims 1,532 Lives
• Vice Premier Calls for Faster Development of Less-developed Areas
• Roundup: HK Gov't to Enhance Civil Servants Competence
• Ethnic Tibetans Remain Majority in Tibet: Tibetan Chairman
• Vice-Premier Calls for Further Easing Farmers' Burdens
• Circular Issued on Study of Book on Jiang's Thinking

• Xinhua Far East Announces Credit Ratings on Chinese Listed Companies
• Personal Income Duty Still a Threshold Not to Cross Yet
• China Soaring to Lead of Helicopter Market
• China's Customs Revenue to Drop to US$29 Bn This Year
• Chinese-made TVs Regain Access to EU after 15 Years
• Island Province in South China to be Linked by Railway

• Chinese Top Legislator Commends Thai Policy to Ethnic Chinese
• Commercial Plane with 40 on Board Crash-lands at Manila
• Roundup: Anti-govt Insurgents Escalate Violence in Nepal
• Russian Defense Minister to Visit Afghanistan
• Lists for Inter-Korean Fifth Family Reunions Exchanged
• Europeans Say US Partly to Blame for Sept. 11: Survey
• Typhoon Sinlaku Batters Japan's Okinawa
• Former WTO Leader Appointed New Zealand Envoy
• Analysis: Why Arab Countries Say 'No' to US
• Former US Attorney General Calls for End to Iraqi Sanctions
• 9 People Killed when 17 Cars Collided at Russian Highway
• British PM to Meet US President for Iraq Talks
• 13 Asians, 8 from China, Named Richest People Under 40 by Fortune
• UNC, DPRK Hold Military Talks on Transportation Issue
• Arroyo Outrageous at Sexual Abuse of Filipina Teenager in Malaysia
• Schroeder Continues to Criticizes US on Iraqi Issue
• Mongolia Hopes to Strengthen Freindly Cooperation with China
• Chinese Premier Meets with Thai Princess
• Sri Lankan to Lift Ban on Tamil Tiger
• Bush to Seek Approval from US Congress on Iraq
• Sept. 11 Attacks Cost NYC up to 95 Billion Dollars
• AIPU Opposes US War Threats on Iraq
• China Supports New Round of Trade Talks: Premier Zhu
• Iraqi President Vows to Fight in Defiance of US Threats
• Chinese Top Legislator Meets Thai King

• China's First Marine Satellite Haiyang-1 on Track
• CAS Becomes China's Largest Graduate-level Training Center

• 11th Asian Triathlon Championships to Kick off
• New Zealand Tops China 94-88 in Basketball Worlds

• Classic Peking Opera Revived Through Modern Videotaping
• China to Have 2.5 Million Cataract Operations
• 100m Yuan/Year Designated to Fight AIDS in China
• Mud Volcanoes in Xinjiang Arouse Experts' Attention
• Tibetans See Fastest Population Growth in History
• Sex Right Supported by China's Court
• China Rescues Drying River to Curb Desertification
• Two Chinese Models to Attend World Best Model Competition