Friday, September 06, 2002

• China's Big Eco-transformation Within Decade
• FM Spokesman on 15 North Koreans into German School
• China to Adopt Newly Revised Water Law
• China Backs Fight Against Money Laundering, Terrorism Financing
• China Wants More Int'l Academic Exchanges: Minister
• Beijing Reception Commemorates Founding of DPRK
• University Launches Hatchery for Returning Students
• Maglev Railway Guideway Completed in China's Shanghai 

• China Opens Sea Route to Carry Southern Fruits to North
• Finance Minister Briefs APEC Meeting on Chinese Economy
• World Oil Price Hike Tugs Nerves of Chinese Economy
• Overseas Manufacturers Speed up Shifting Purchase, R&D Center to China 
• Forbes Casts Vote of Confidence in HK Economy
• China Urges Active Asia-Pacific Role in Promoting Global Economy
• Japan Told to Drop Food Barriers Against China
• China Telecom Gets US License
• Shanghai 'Well-placed' to Win Expo 2010: Official
• State-owned Assets in Shanghai Expand Fast
• China Plans to Aid Developing Nations on 2010 Shanghai World Expo
• China Unicom 2002 Interim Revenue up 30 Percent
• China, Germany Sign Insurance Cooperation Agreement
• China Cracks Down on Customs Valuation Fraud

• Willing to Pay 'Blood Price' for US: British PM Blair
• US Vice President Briefs Congress Leaders on Iraq
• Clinton Urges Bush to Catch bin Laden Before Attacking Iraq
• Over 170 Chinese Workers Stranded in Singapore
• Afghan President Karzai Survives Assassination Attempt 
• Al-Qaida Retains Financial Muscle to Commit Terrorism: UN Expert
• Iraq Gains Scores Amid Mounting US War Threat: Analysis
• US Army Increases Arms near Iraq
• Chinese Premier Meets South African Deputy President
• US Sources Say no New Evidence of Iraqi Nuclear Threat
• Chinese Premier, South African President Hold Talks
• Bush Says History has Called US into Action Against Iraq
• No Current Danger Posed to US from Iraq: Jimmy Carter
• Li Peng, Thai PM Agree to Keep Close Bilateral High-level Contacts
• Student Pilot's Plane Intercepted after Flying near Restricted Space in US
• US, British Warplanes Strike Iraqi Military Airfield near Baghdad
• No Need to Extend US Military Operation into Pakistan: Musharraf
• British MPs Urge Blair to Recall Parliament over Iraq
• British Official: Military Strike on Iraq not Imminent

• Sino-US Ties Expected to Come to Normal This October

• Dinosaur Discovery Gives Important Clue on Origin of Flight
• Cisco, China Telecom Team up for Broadbank Network
• Synopsys Donates Software for IC Designing to China
• CAS Institute to Provide Products, Technology to Public Free of Charge
• Genetically Modified Rice Research in China now World-class

• Yugoslavia Sends US Packing at World Basketball 
• China Targets at Last Eight at Women's Volleyball Worlds
• Diver Tian Aims to Defend his Diving Title in Asian Games

• Beijing to Cut Use of Coal for Green Games
• China to Send Giant Panda Pair to Thailand
• Typhoon Sinlaku Heads for Southeast China
• 26 Chinese Hotels Chosen as "Asia's Best"