Monday, October 07, 2002

• Beijing Police Stage Shows for Public
• Environment Monitoring System Starts on Three Major Rivers
• China's Freelancers Forge Place in Cultural Market

• China's Private Firms Rush to Raise Funds Abroad
• China's Non-performing Loans Fall

• Japan to Put AUM Under Surveillance for 3 More Years
• Qatar-based TV Says Bin Laden Threatens New Anti-US Strike
• Yemeni, French Presidents Talk on Tanker Explosion over Telephone
• Iraq Renews Determination to Fight Against US Attacks
• Yemen Forms Unit to Investigate Explosion of French Oil Tanker
• France Waits for Investigation Results of Oil Tanker Explosion
• Asian Countries Urged to Find Reviving Solutions on Their Own
• 62 Parties Contesting Elections in Pakistan
• Explosion Sets French Oil Tanker Ablaze off Yemen's Eastern Coast

• China, South Korea to Meet in Women's Doubles Final
• Chinese Women Bury Malaysia with Three-points
• Chinese, Japanese Athletes Share MVP Nomination
• Medals Down With China's Shots
• OCA Official: Scoring System of Bodybuilding to Be Changed
• India, Chinese Taipei, Japan, S.Korea Share 4 Golf Golds
• Chinese HK Pair Clinch Surprise Win in Mixed Doubles

• Cultural Market Booming in China