Wednesday, September 11, 2002

• Fishermen Benefiting from Ban in South China Sea
• Jiang Zemin Meets Singaporean Lee Kuan Yew 
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets Pacific Forum Secretary-general
• China Uses More Int'l Certification Standards
• Vice-Premier Stresses Administrative Reforms 

• ICBC Awarded "World Best Online Bank"
• Service Sector in Shanghai to Open Wider to Foreign Investors
• Canon Focuses on Chinese Market
• East China Province Increases Electro-Mechanical Export
• China's Auto Manufacturing Leads Way in Industrial Growth
• US Trade Agency Grants 600,000 dollars to China
• Li Peng Applauds Sino-Indonesian Economic Cooperation
• Overseas Investors Eye China's Service Sector

• US Closes Its Embassies for Security Reason กกกก
• Inter-Korean Talks on Mt. Geumgang Tour Begin
• Israeli FM Meets PNA Delegation
• NYC Officials Finalize 9-11 Anniversary Ceremony
• US Vice President Leaves for Undisclosed Location on Eve of Sept. 11
• 21 Killed in Floods in Southern France
• New UN Report Warns Measures Taken in Name of Counter-terrorism
• US Official: Specific Intelligence Leads to Higher Terror Alert
• Backgrounder: World Affected by Sept. 11 Terror Attacks
• UN Official: No Evidence Shows Iraq Rebuilding Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Bush Says No Specific Threat to US
• UN General Assembly opens 57th session
• Italy to mark September 11
• Pentagon Deploys Anti-aircraft Missiles Around Washington
• Tibetan Delegation Visits European Parliament
• Arafat: No Prime Mnister Before Independent State
• China's Development Not a Threat: Japanese PM
• Israeli Army Storms Northern Gaza Strip
• Bush Continues to Lobby Foreign Leaders Against Iraq

• European Parliament to Back 'Taiwan Independence'?
• A Year after 'September 11' Attack 

• China's Leading High-Tech Zones to Join Forces

• Traditional Chinese Medicine More Popular in the US
• Institute founded to study historic site in north China city
• Beijing Needs New Strategies to Improve Water Use: Experts
• Chinese Firms Urged to Play Role in Global Purchasing