Thursday, September 26, 2002

• China Follows Closely Latest Developments in Cote d'Ivoire: Spokeswoman
• Law Experts Denounce TV Hijacking by Falun Gong
• Gas Pipeline Construction Starts in Inner Mongolia
• Jiang Accepts Credentials from Six Ambassadors
• Lee Teng-hui's Claims Regarding Diaoyu Island Denounced
• Promoting All-round Development of China-ASEAN Ties
• Expensive Education Dampens Chinese Households' Buying Sentiment
• 5 Suspects Detained over School Tragedy in North China
• China Registers Reduced Casualties from Industrial Accidents
• Some 16,000 Polluting Firms Investigated in China
• China's First Desert Expressway Opens
• Experts Denouncing TV Hijacking by Falun Gong Cult
• Australian Naval Frigate Visits China's Qingdao
• Taiwan Authorities Urged to Take Action on Cult

• Multi-nationals Scramble for Chinese Mainland Talents
• Shanghai Trade Fair Attracts 56 Multinationals
• Former HK Official Appointed as China's WTO Consultant
• Bank of China Wins New York Court Case
• News Analysis: Putting 3G into Commercial Use on a Large Scale Needs Time
• China Goes All Out for 2010 World Expo Bid
• Filanet to Tap China Network Security Market
• Nasdaq Lands at Shanghai
• Subway Project to Begin in NE China Industrial City
• Airlines to Inspect Boeings in China
• 18 Percent Growth in Exports, What Does It Signify?
• IMF: Economic Growth in China Exceeds Expectations
• Forbes Participants Express Optimism about Asia-Pacific Region

• China, Philippines Reaffirm Commitment to Defense Cooperation
• Russian Helicopter Shot Down During Fighting with Chechen Rebels
• Japan-China Friendship, Common Desires of the Two Peoples: Japanese PM
• Sudan Plane Bombs Ugandan Army Detachment in Southern Sudan
• Russia, Germany Unmoved as US Makes Case on Iraq
• New York City Council Congratulates China's Founding Anniversary
• Former US President Says Mistake for U.S. to Attack Iraq Alone
• Commuter Train in Japan Derails
• Nepali King, PM Condemn Indian Temple Massacre
• Colombian Army Rescues 10 Hostages
• Kidnappers Release Top Executive of Russian Biggest Oil Company
• Hurricane Isidore Leaves 8 Dead, 150 Missing in Mexico
• Raging Los Angeles Wildfire Forces Closure of Forest Park
• Bus Strike Snarls Traffic Across Italy
• Indian PM Blames "Some Powers" for Temple Attack
• US Troops Evacuate Americans from Cote d'Ivoire's Besieged City
• Koizumi to Reshuffle Cabinet
• US to Send Senior Envoy to DPRK
• China, Kenya Have Broad Prospects of Cooperation: Ambassador
• Chinese Army Chief Holds Talks with Cambodian Leaders
• Iraq Dismisses British Dossier as "Lies and Allegations"
• Six Chinese Workers Killed in Jordan Road Accident
• China to Continue Human Rights Dialogue with EU: Zhu
• Bangladeshi Minister Stresses Need for Learning from China
• US, British Warplanes Attack Iraqi Targets Again
• Chinese Premier Meets Danish Parliamentary Leader
• China, Denmark Pledge Further Cooperation
• British FM: No Difference Between Britain and US on Iraq

• Renowned Scholars from China's Mainland Honored
• Technology Still Leading Driving Force in Global Economy
• China, US Co-sponsor First Education Forum

• Chinese Athletes in Form for Asian Games: Official
• Chinese Delegation Arrives in Busan for Asian Games
• Australia, China Win World Track Cycling Titles
• US Retains Title with 79-74 Win over Russia

• Rural Couples See Better Opportunities for Fewer, Brighter Kids
• Tropical Storm Megkhla Hits Hainan, Guangdong, Guangxi
• China Takes Measures to Prevent Entry of Cholera from Liberia
• Italian Light Sculpture Show to Open in Beijing
• Beijing to Host Sino-Japanese Environment Cooperation Week