Wednesday, September 25, 2002

• Falun Gong TV Hijacking Denounced at Beijing Anti-cult Conference
• Citizens Sit in on Provincial Legislature Meeting
• Chinese Trade Union Leader Meets Palestinian Guests
• Two Chinese Students Shot Dead When Robbing a Malaysian Bank
• Singapore's Navy Landing Craft Visits Shanghai
• Chinese, Egyptian FMs Discuss Middle East Situation over Phone
• Chinese Defense Minister to Visit Philippines
• China to Hold WIPO Intellectual Property Summit
• Li Peng Meets ASEAN Delegates at Media Cooperation Seminar  

• China Attaches Great Importance to GMS Economic Cooperation
• Work Begins on First Overseas-funded Hydropower Station
• China Telecom Applies for Issuance of 15.96 Bn Shares of H Stock in US
• Per-Capita GDP Expected to Hit US$1000 by Year's End
• Muslims in Ningxia Benefit from Boom Trade
• China's Industrial Efficiency Improved in First 8 Months
• China's Exports Expect a Growth of 15 Percent This Year
• Monks Battle Use of "Shaolin" as Trademark
• Government's Think-tank Eyes Unemployment
• WTO Gives Foreign Retailers a Bigger Piece of Chinese Market
• Forbes Bullish on HK and Chinese Mainland's Future 
• 45 pct of HK's Exports to Mainland for Outward Processing
• China's Logistics Sector Shows Great Potential: Experts
• China's SMEs Seek Venture Capital

• Six Killed in Anti-Christian Attack in Karachi
• China, Indonesia Hold First Energy Forum
• Governor of DPRK Sinuiju SAR Appointed
• 9 Passengers Dead, 20 Injured in Bus Fire in India
• Israel Shrugs off UN Call to End Siege as US Delivers Rare Rebuke
• US Has Started to Decline: Australian Newspaper
• Iraq Sees Any New UN Resolution as "Unjustified"
• Annan Welcomes Withdrawal of 4 Countries' Armed Forces from Congo
• Britain Condemns Deadly Attack on Temple in India
• High Alert Sounded in New Delhi Following Temple Attack
• US Lowers Terror Alert Level
• 44 Killed, 100 Injured in Indian Temple Attack 
• Chinese Army Chief on Visit to Cambodia
• Schroeder to Meet Blair on Iraq
• Sri Lankan Muslim, Tamil Rebel Leaders to Meet on Ethnic Problem
• Moscow Opposes Any New UN Resolution Against Iraq
• US Fed Keeps Interest Rates Stable
• Fifth China-EU Summit Issues Joint Press Statement
• Roundup: Berlin Begins Repairing Relations with US
• West Nile Virus Death Toll Reaches 94 in US
• Iraqi Oil Exports up
• Saddam's Adviser Pledges UN Arms Inspectors "Unfettered Access"
• China to Further Enhance China-EU Relations: Premier Zhu
• US Troops Sent to Protect Children Trapped in Cote d'Ivoire

• 'Taiwan Independence': Greatest Threat to Taiwan Straits Peace
• Double Standards for Chinese and Foreign Big Brands?
• US Stragety Allows No "First Shot" by Enemy: Analysis
• Asia-Europe Cooperation Gets Stronger Momentum
• Six Major Measures Promote China's Century Prosperity

• China Develops Nontoxic Paint for Ships
• China to Develop Genetic Identification Card
• China's Millionaire Scientists Increasing
• Feasibility Study Begins for Beijing-Tianjin Maglev Train Service
• China-ASEAN to Collaborate on "Functional Food"

• Spain Upsets China 91-72 for 5th Place at Women's Basketball World
• Chinese Rowers Hope for Clean-sweep in Busan Asiad
• China Takes Asiad as Buildup for Athens Olympics
• Asian Basketball Glory Belongs to China: UAE Coach
• China Sends Stewards to Asiad Equestrian
• China to Host Asian Women's Junior Basketball Championship

• Porcelain kiln of Tang Dynasty unearthed in Jiangxi
• Tropical Storm to Hit South China
• CDMA Subscribers Top 100,000 in Shanghai
• Some 600,000 Buses Prepared for National Holiday
• From PC to PO: China Post to Launch Electronic Postal Service
• China's Ancient Sex Culture on Display 
• Yao Ming Befriends Hollywood Dwarf Verne Troyer