Saturday, September 21, 2002

• Chinese, Caribbean Foreign Ministers Issue Joint Press Communique
• Macao SAR Chief Executive Leaves for Mozambique
• An Indian Old Man Who Has Seen Three-Generation Chinese Leaders
• CPC Official Meets Delegation from Ghana
• Senior CPC Official Meets Cambodian Guests
• CPC Official Meets Japanese Guests
• Queensland of Australia Eager to Expand Ties with China
• Judge: TV Saboteurs Jailed for Breaking Law, Not Practicing Falun Gong
• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets Japanese Guests
• China to Further Improve Government Efficiency
• Chinese Premier Expects Strengthening Relations with Austria
• Chinese Premier, Austrian President Discuss Relations
• EU Must Continue to Engage China aross Whole Multilateral Agenda: Official
• China Confident in Future Development of Sino-Austrian Relations

• Standard & Poor Upgrades Ratings for China's Steel Giant
• ASEAN, China Agree to Liberalize Air Freight Services
• HK, Guangzhou jointly hold investment seminar in Tokyo
• China's Real Estate Sector Sees Steady Growth
• Nestle Convenes Global Board Meeting in Shanghai
• EU to Stop Testing for Antibiotic Residues for Fish Products from China
• China's Economy Developing Rapidly: US Experts

• Bush Sets Fighting Terrorism as National Security Goals
• US Detains Sudanese Pilot as Possible Threat
• US Budget Deficit Hits 200 Billion Dollars This Year
• Israeli Snipers Kill Arafat's Bodyguard, Wound Two Others
• Situation at Arafat's Headquarters Dangerous: Palestinian Official
• US Military Planners Favor February for Iraq Strike
• Zhu Urges Iraq to Allow UN Inspectors' Early Return
• Bush Report to Outline Doctrine of Pre-emptive Strikes
• UN Envoy Calls for Comprehensive Solution to Middle East Crisis
• Israeli-Palestinian Clashes Mounts in Southern Gaza
• UN Security Council to Hold Urgent Debate on Middle East
• Roundup: US President Appeals Russians on Iraq Resolution
• Bush Supports Independent Investigation of Sept. 11 Attacks

• Beijing-Tianjin Maglev Line Under Discussion
• Experts Explore New Potential Cures for Cancer
• GE, Chinese University in Deal on Medical Imaging Project
• Overseas Study Program Launched for China's West

• China Beats Argentina to Enter Top Eight in Women's Basketball Worlds
• World Sports Medicine Congress Opens in Mexico

• East China Province Combating Severe Drought
• China Ranks Fifth in World in Tourism
• Beijing Designs All-round Plan for Cultural Preservation
• One-Month Heritage Exhibition Opens in Hong Kong
• Chinese Lawyers Find New Career Opportunities Following WTO Entry
• Tibet Becomes One of China's Busiest Air Traffic Hubs