Saturday, September 28, 2002

• Chinese Naval Ship Formation's First Global Navigation
• Chinese Citizens Evacuated to Safety from Bouake
• 30 Years Sino-Japan Relations in Retrospect 
• Non-governmental Charity Program Benefits Poor Chinese
• Beijing Police Launch New Crackdown on Criminals
• Remains of World War II US Pilots Found in Tibet
• NZ naval frigate visits Shanghai
• Vice Premier Urges Local Governments to Assist Those Affected by Drought
• Hong Kong Citizens More Enthusiastic about National Day
• Japanese Team Retrieves Chemical Weapons Abandoned in China
• Tropical Storm Megkhla Touches down in South China again
• Trade Unions Urged to Play Active Role in Re-employment of Laid-off
• FM Commissioner Vows to Spur Macao's Development
• Chinese NPC Vice-chairwoman Meets Lao women's delegation
• Hu Jintao meets Vietnamese youth delegation 
• Huge Shipment of Smuggled Ivory Intercepted in China

• Shenzhen to continue to lead China's reform, opening-up
• Developed Countries Urged to Take Measures to Stabilize World Economy
• Chinese Entrepreneurs Ready to Invest in African Farming Sector
• Major Telecom Firm Opens Regional Office in HK
• China Improves Macro-economic Skills: NBS
• Tianjin Accelerates Port Construction
• China Approves First Joint Venture Life Insurance Company
• Rising Demand for Stone in China
• Non-state Sector Leading Local Economy in South China

• Analysis: China Send Special Envoy to Middle East
• Sinking of Senegal Ferry Leaves 41 Dead, Hundreds Missing
• Bush's Iraq Plans a Ploy to Distract from Home Issues: US activist
• Siniuju Open for Business Monday
• China Attaches Importance to Sino-French Relations, Says Premier
• 83 Parties Contesting General Elections in Pakistan
• Kenya, China to Further Enhance Bilateral Relations
• Five Countries Win Seats in Security Council
• Russia Dismisses Statement on Iraqi Possession of Mass Destruction Weapons
• 25 Killed, 27 Injured in Traffic Accident in Pakistan
• Premier Zhu Calls for Increased French Investment in China
• President of Cote d'Ivoire to Attend ECOWAS Summit
• East Timor Becomes No. 191st UN Member State
• Urgent: SPLA says it kills 1,000 Sudanese soldiers in fighting
• Chirac Says No to Bush on Automatic Military Action on Iraq
• Russia: 17 Servicemen, 50-60 Chechen Rebels Killed in Fighting
• Leading Hamas Activist Killed by Israeli Troops in Hebron
• Sinking of Senegal ferry leaves 41 dead, hundreds missing
• Hundreds Arrested at IMF Protests in Washington
• US Warplanes Attack Targets in Iraq
• US Slashes Israel for "Targeted Killings"

• Tibetan scholar maps ancient commercial routes
• China Introduces ETS' Test of Professional English
• Survey: One-third Taiwan Teachers Want to Quit

• China Aims for 120 Gold Medals in Asian Games
• All Asia Supports Wushu's Entry into Olympics: OCA President
• South Korea, China Kick off Asian Games with Victories
• Chinese Gymnastic Brain-drain Results in Double Effects
• Yao Wants to Meet and Beat Ri
• HK's Sports Chief Respects OCA Decision over Players' Citizenship

• Slogans, More Practical, Reflect Social Changes in China
• West Beijing Light Rail Welcomes First Batch of Passengers
• China Celebrates World Tourism Day
• Reception for Opening of "Italian Art of Lights 2002" in Beijing
• China Restoring, Preserving World's Wetland "Kidneys"