Wednesday, September 18, 2002

• Resolution Calls on Buddhists to Continue Condemning Falun Gong
• Falun Gong Cult Members Tried for Cable TV Hijacking
• President Jiang Concerned with the Modernization of Naval Air Force
• Late Chinese Peace Promoter Commemorated
• China Congratulates DPRK, ROK on Railway, Road Links
• Former Falun Gong Cult Practitioner Speaks Up
• Senior Chinese Military Officer Meets Hungarian Guest
• China Regrets over Lee Kuan Yew's Visit to Taiwan
• New Evidence of Japanese Crimes in China in WWII  
• Snack Bar Owner Arrested in Nanjing Rat Poison Case 
• China Embraces Iraqi Decision on UN Inspectors: FM Spokesman

• US Printing Giant Enters Shanghai
• Shanghai-Dubai Regular Cargo Flight Launched
• 500 Firms to Try Electronic Customs Clearance in Shanghai
• China Rises to World Sixth Place in Soliciting Foreign Capital
• Shanghai Mayor Confident of Successful World Expo
• HK Ranked the Best-performing Investment Site in Asia
• Shanghai Airlines to Go Public
• Chinese, Danish Firms to Run Shanghai's Biggest Container Terminal
• World Eyes China's Ports
• BOC Ranked 1st Among Emerging-market Banks
• China Strengthens Tax Collection Administration
• North China Province to Build "Rare-earth Valley"
• ADB to increase lending to China
• Sino-Finnish Trade Growth Shows Potential: State Councilor
• China to Invest Heavily in New Industries at Three Gorges
• China to Build up Oil Stockpile
• China's Economy to Keep Growing

• Chinese Defense Minister Holds Talks with Indonesian Ministers
• Sri Lankan Govt, LTTE Agree to Keep Peace Process Going
• Roundup: DPRK-Japan Summit Brightens Normalization Prospect
• Afghan Official Says Taliban Ex-governor Arrested
• Arab Countries Hailing, while US Remains Skeptical
• Sri Lankan Peace Talks Enter Final Day with Moderate Gains
• DPRK, S.Korea Begin Work to Relink North-South Rail, Roads
• 2 Planes Collide over California, Killing 3
• Colombian Journalist Killed by Unknown Gunmen
• Spain Confirms Arrest of Top ETA Leaders
• World Leaders Split on Iraq, US War Plans March On
• DPRK-Japan Pyongyang Declaration Published
• Sri Lanka Keen to End Another Fiasco
• Top legislator Promises Good Business Environment for Australia
• Japan Expresses Remorse for Colonial Rule over Korean Peninsula
• DPRK Expresses Regret over Missing Japanese
• DPRK, Japan End Summit with Progress in Solving Thorny Issues
• US Air Force Redesigns F-22 Fighter Jet Program
• Annan Hails Historic Talks Between Japan, DPRK
• US President Says UN Must Act on Iraq
• US Welcomes Japanese PM's Trip to Pyongyang
• Moscow Welcomes DPRK-Japanese Summit
• US Military to Stage Amphibious Exercise in Kuwait
• UN Office in Afghanistan Hit by Rockets: Spokesman

• Putonghua Taken as Key Factor to Booming China's Western Economy
• Shanghai Launches Anti-Hacker Monitor System
• China Realizes Six Leaps in Space Remote-sensing & Control Technology
• China Achieves Progress in Rice Genome Sequencing Research

• Asian Games Preview: Chinese, South Korean Fencers to Showdown
• Asian Games Preview: Cautious China Preparing for South Korea
• Asian Games Preview: East Asian Powerhouses to Dominate Basketball
• Asian Games Preview: Prospects of Chinese Weightlifters Promising

• Rockhopper Penguins Settle in Dalian
• Great Improvements Brought to Chinese People's Lives in Past Five Years
• China Tibetan Culture Week Opens in Toronto
• Traditional Chinese Medicine Urged to Team up with Life Science
• Another Royal Tomb of "King Zheng" Discovered in Henan
• More Flights to Taiwan Offered in Shanghai
• China Shows Fresh Face to Germans
• Asian Nations to Discuss South China Sea Pollution
• Mooncakes, Chinese Tea Galore for the Mid-autumn Festival