Sunday, September 15, 2002

• Central Authorities Call for All Efforts to Save Poisoned People 
• Landslide Kills 12, 10 Still Missing in Central China
• Former Australian PM Helps China's Environment
• Scholar Slates Chen Shui-bian Pro-"independence" Speeches

• China Becomes a Major Silver Exporter
• American Cosmetic Dealer Opens First Outlet in Xinjiang
• Makro to Open More Stores in China
• Figures: Top Ten Trade Partners of China's Mainland
• Figures: China's Top 10 Trading Provinces

• Top Legislator Li Peng Starts Visit to Australia
• China Ready to Bring Sino-German Ties to New Stage
• China Stands for Political Settlement of Iraqi Issue, Tang Says
• China, France Agree to Further Develop Bilateral Ties
• China Hopes to See Greater UN Role in Peace, Development
• Past Unpleasant Events must be Cleared up: DPRK Leader
• Annan Meets with Arab Foreign Ministers on Iraq, Middle East
• China Attaches Great Importance to Annan Visit
• Iraq Links Return of Arms Inspectors to Lifting of Sanctions
• US President Urges UN "to Show Some Backbone" on Iraq
• Mubarak to Urge Saddam to Honor UN Resolutions: Report
• Philippine President Calls for Stronger Trade Links with China 
• Saudi Arabia, Iran Express Concern over Potential US Strike on Iraq
• DPRK Leader Wants to Normalize Ties with Japan: Report
• 10 Suspected Pirates Killed in Gunbattle in Bay of Bengal
• Roundup: Pakistan Wooing Foreign Investment in Oil-gas Sector

• China Cultivates Salt-resistant Tomatoes, Rice, Soybeans
• University Develops Distant Learning Programs with US Company

• Russia Beats China to Take 3rd Place at Women's Volleyball Worlds
• Lithuania Upsets Chinese Taipei at Women's Basketball Worlds
• China Cruises into Semi-finals of Asian Men's Youth Volleyball Championships กกกก
• Brazil Beats Hosts China at Women's Basketball Worlds 

• China to Showcase Ethnic Culture Around National Day