Tuesday, September 10, 2002

• Chinese vice-premier meets Vietnamese guests
• Embezzled Three Gorges Project funds recovered
• Three Gorges still prone to geo-disasters after hydro-powerconstruction
• Three Gorges' second damming scheduled for November
• Top Chinese legislator, Indonesian VP discuss economic ties
• Chinese President meets former Japanese Prime Minister
• FM spokesman: International community should fight terrorism
• Chinese Premier to visit three European nations, attend int'l meetings
• China Sets up Marine Functional Zones
• Chinese Fishermen Rescued by Vietnam to Return home
• Flights to the US Still Going on, Cautions Reminded for Passengers
• Jiang Zemin Meets Motorola Chairman
• Shanghai Fights Land Subsidence
• China Faces Mafias Sided by Corruption
• NPC Issues Statement on EP Report (Full text)
• People Queue to See Late Chinese Leader on 26th Anniversary of His Death
• Chinese, Japanese Women Issue Declaration of Friendship
• Hu Jintao Meets Japanese Guests
• Government Department, Motorola Join in Cadre Training
• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets Japanese FM
• Hong Kong Sets up Working Group on Civil Service Pay Adjustment
• China Installs "Black Box" on Trains
• First Bridge on China's Longest River Being Repaired
• Shanghai to Hold Disaster Drill
• One Dead, 39 Injured as Typhoon Hits East China Province
• More Chinese Find Jobs
• CPC Publicity Chief Meets Vietnamese Press Delegation
• Jiangyin Attracts 300 Million Dollars in Investment in HK

• HK timepiece industry hurt by poor world economy
• China Unicom's Domestic IPO Excites Investors
• China, US Hold 15th Session of Joint Economic Committee
• HK's Foreign Currency Reserve Amounts to 100 Billion US dollars
• Trade Official Calls for More Investment among SCO Members 　　
• Chinese Water Transport Industry Sailing ahead with Foreign Trade
• Civil Aviation set to Take off
• China's Commercial Sector Attracts Global Retailers
• Shanghai Residents More Willing to Save: Survey

• Why Bush Phoned Chinese, French, Russian Leaders?
• "September 11" Attacks Recalled 
• AFP Journalist Ordered to Leave Zimbabwe
• Kim Suk-soo Designated as Prime Minister of S. Korea
• Tibetan Culture Week opens in Belgium
• Express Train Derails, Over 100 Killed in North India
• Students Burn Down University Buildings in Nigeria
• US President Starts Sept. 11 Remembrance with Concert
• Air Defense System Deployed Around US Capital
• PNA Parliament Convenes in Ramallah
• Arafat Says Ready to Retire from PNA
• Switzerland Becomes 190th Member of United Nations
• Iraq Says It Probably Hits US or British Warplane
• China's FM Clarifies Stance on Iraq, Mideast, Afghanistan
• Anti-terrorism Should Observe UN Charter, Int'l Norms: Chinese FM
• China Values Friendly Ties with ASEAN Nations: Li Peng
• Iraq Has no Fissile Material Facilities: Report
• Roundup: Indo-Pakistan Relations to Dominate Vajpayee's US Visit
• Chinese, Indonesian Parliaments Eye Closer Cooperation
• Pakistan Seeks Peaceful Relations with India: Musharraf
• Two Al-Qaeda Leaders Allegedly Arrested in Karachi: Report
• China to Do Its Best to Contribute to ASEAN Development
• US FBI Issues Sept. 11 Anniversary Alert
• Iraq Keen on "Comprehensive Solution" with UN: Vice President
• Tanzania Pledges to Strengthen Ties with DPRK
• UN General Assembly Concludes 56th Session
• China, US Hold 15th Session of Joint Economic Committee

• First broadband school opens world to poor students
• China's Largest Group of Mud Volcanoes Found
• Teaching a Respected Profession in China　
• Scholars Praise First Book on Taoist Technology History 　　
• NASA Scientist Brings Mars Stories to China
• Scientists Seek Clues to Catastrophe 65 million Years Ago

• China Wins Asian Youth Women's Volleyball Championship

• 600 million yuan earmarked for ancient buildings in Xi'an
• Scientists call for protection of ancient fossils
• Chinese Wives Have More Decision-Making Power
• Beijing to Host GEF Assembly in October