Sunday, September 29, 2002

• Chinese Vice-Premier Encourages Overseas Students to Contribute More to Motherland
• Chinese, Japanese PMs Exchange Greetings on Anniversary of Diplomatic Normalization
• Chinese Premier's Europe Tour Successful: FM
• Central Section of Beijing-Zhuhai Expressway Completed
• 51 Foreign Experts in China Receive "Friendship Award"
• New China Founding Anniversary Marked in Beijing
• "Chinese People are My Benefactors": Japanese Orphan
• Senior CPC Official Meets Legal Advisors to Trade Unions
• Celebration Marks 30th Anniversary of China-German Diplomatic Ties
• Former Japanese PM Reiterates Importance of Reflecting on History
• Senior Official Stresses Importance of Civil Intermediation to Stability
• China Works out New Forestry Development Strategy
• China, Japan Share Responsibility to Push Forward Bilateral Ties: Vice President
• Beijing Holds out Autonomy for Taiwan Province
• China Urges Taiwan to Put an End to Illegal Falun Gong TV Signals

• China Extends Acrylate Anti-dumping Investigation
• China Terminates Anti-dumping Investigation of Feed Grade Imports
• Chinese Companies Making Acquisitions Overseas for Bigger Profits
• Chinese Mainland Replaces US as Taiwan's Largest Export Market
• Macao's Jobless Rate Stands at 6.3 Percent
• US CIGNA Gets Green Light for China Joint Venture
• First WB-funded Expressway in Hunan Passes Appraisal
• China's Foreign Debt Stands at 169.11 Billion US Dollars

• Israeli Tanks Leave Arafat's Ramallah Compound
• Israel to Withdraw Troops From Arafat's Compound
• Almost 400 People Die in Senegal Ferry Mishap
• US Protesters Challenge IMF, World Bank
• Israel's Sharon Heads for Russia
• Bush Sent Message Urging Sharon to End Arafat Siege
• Former British PM John Major Admits Affair
• Turkish Police Seize Weapon-grade Uranium
• China Urges Developed Countries to Honor Commitments
• China's Robust Economic Performance Helps Regional Development
• Australian FM to Visit Myanmar
• Musharraf Urges India to Reciprocate Pakistan's Peace Offer
• Afghan Islamic Leader Wants U.S. Out
• Chinese Premier Concludes European Tour
• China to Participate in Fight Against Global Poverty
• Russia Still Favors Return of UN Weapons Inspectors to Iraq: FM
• Ferry Sinks, over 760 Believed Dead
• Arafat Vows to Continue Fighting
• Egyptians Protest Against US, Israel
• Former Japanese Prime Minister Reiterates Importance of Reflecting on History
• Iraq Is Ready to Fight Against US Aggression: Deputy PM
• Protesters Stage Anti-war Rally in London
• Cote d' Ivoire Govt. Troops Retake Two Key Towns
• Palestinian Militant Dies in Mysterious Explosion

• Loaded with Reconnaissance Equipment, What's US Vessel up to on Chinese Waters?

• Chinese News Websites Promote New Search Engine
• China's Largest Trash-burning Power Plant in Operation
• Chinese are as Good as Others: Yang Chen Ning 

• Zhao Gang Beats Wang Lei in All-Chinese Men's Epee Final
• Wang Haibin of China Wins First Gold of Busan Asiad
• Busan Asiad Opening Ceremony Showcases Power of Asia
• China Aims to Dominate at Busan, but 2008 Olympics is Goal
• Chinese Beach Volleyballers Win Openers at Asiad
• Chinese, S. Korean Foil Fencers Split Top Four Spots
• Two Chinese Epee Fencers Roar into Semi-finals of Men's Individual
• Koreans Integrate to March in at Busan Asiad Opening Ceremony
• Chinese Top Male Foil Fencer Routs S. Korean Hero in Asiad Preliminary
• Yao Ming Likely to Get Green Light after Asian Games

• New Beijing-Urumqi Air Route to be Opened
• Tibetan Scholar Maps Ancient Commercial Routes
• Shanghai Stages Offshore Rescue Drill
• Direct Airline Opened Between Russian Republic, China
• Beijing Urban Railway Begins Trial Operation
• Forbes-listed Chinese Billionaire Pledges 31 Million Dollars Worth of Donations to Needy