Sunday, September 08, 2002

• Four Responsible for Jiangxi Kindergarten Fire Convicted
• China Pledges Friendly Ties With DPRK
• Water Users Lower Land Level in North China
• China's reunificatiuon theme of ethnic celebration
• Eight Flights Canceled in South China due to Typhoon Sinlaku
• International Sculpture Show Opens in Beijing
• HK Crime Rate Falls in 2001
• Satellite Remote Sensing Experimental Base Inaugurated

• Chinese Vice-premier Meets African Economic Officials at Ministerial Level
• China International Investment, Trade Fair Opens
• Chinese Manufacturing Slowed by Skilled Worker Shortage

• US, Britain Seek International Support on Move Against Iraq
• German, French Leaders Reject Unilateral Action Against Iraq
• US, British Leaders Hold Consultation on Iraq
• Blair: Iraq Must Be Forced to Disclose Military Potential
• Bush Demands Flexibility in Managing Homeland Security
• Iraq Ready for Comprehensive Settlement With UN: Minister
• Italian Defense Minister: Return of Iraqi Weapons Inspectors Vital
• Russian Ministers Urge Return of U.N. Inspectors to Iraq
• S.Korea, US, Japan Hold Meetings on Korean Peninsular

• Sep. 11 Attacks Render Japan to Expand Militarily

• "Uncle Martian" Lectures in Beijing
• Chinese University to Cooperate With French College
• First Blind Chinese Students to Attend College
• China to Experience Continuous "Greenhouse Effect" in Next 50-100 Years

• China Sure of Quarter-final Berth at Women's Volleyball World Championships
• China Certain of Last Eight Berth at Women's Volleyball Worlds
• Inter-Korean Friendly Ends Without Goal

• Eighteen Dead, Six Missing as Typhoon Strikes East China