Thursday, October 10, 2002

• Protecting National Security Incumbent on HKSAR Community: Tung
• Civil Servant System Changes Improve Efficiency
• Chinese Court Comes down Heavily on Piracy
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets Venezuelan Guests
• Jiang to Visit US, Attend APEC Meeting in Mexico
• Hangzhou and Xiamen Win the Title of 'International Garden City' 
• US Religious Report Hurts Sino-US Bilateral Ties
• China Puts Mountain Disasters High on Agenda
• Code of Laws Published in Beijing 
• DPRK Embassy Marks Anniversaries of Kim's Election, Party Founding
• Foreign Military Attaches Briefed on PLA's Political Work
• Sino-US Common Interests Overwhelm Differences: Defense Minister
• China's Top Legislator Meets Namibian Parliament Leader

• Mozambican PM Calls for Closer Economic Ties with China
• Logistics Service Booming in China
• China and Malaysia Sign Currency Swap Accord
• Analysis: Can China Unicom Props Up CDMA's Heaven?
• Wal-Mart Taps East China Market
• French Polynesia Hopes to Enhance Cooperation with China
• Shanghai Port Affected by US Harbor Strike
• Beijing, HKSAR to Cooperate on Over 260 Projects
• Kodak Shifts its Emphasis to Western China

• 308 Rebels Surrender to Authorities in Southern Philippines
• Musharraf Vows to Transfer Power to Winning Party
• Iraq Slams Latest US WMD Allegations as "Ridiculous Lies"
• 16 Militants Killed in Kashmir
• Man Shot Dead at US Virginia Gas Station
• Israeli Troops Arrest Dozens of Hamas Members in West Bank
• China's Growth Expected to Exceed 7 Percent in 2002 and 2003: UN Report
• Clinton: More U.S. Africa Aid Needed
• Polls of General Elections Start in Pakistan
• Venezuela Claims to Have Frustrated New Coup
• US Muslim Charity Director Charged with Funneling Money to al Qaeda
• Israeli Army Storms Rafah
• Global Economy to Grow 1.7% in 2002, Japan to Fall 0.7%: U.N.
• Castro: Khrushchev Partially to Blame for Missile Crisis
• UN Receives 46 Million Dollars from Washington Towards US Dues Payment
• Malaysian Armed Forces Hold Large-scale Military Exercise
• Wall Street Stocks Plunge to Multiyear Lows
• British PM to Fly to Russia for Iraq Talks
• Russia Begins First Census Since Soviet Union Collapse
• Musharraf Assures Completely Fair, Free Elections for Pakistan
• US West Coast Ports Reopen After Government Intervention
• EU Executive Says 10 Candidates Can Join by 2004
• EU Enlargement Deepens Swiss Isolation
• Blair: US, Britain Won't Have to Act Alone on Iraq
• US Military Confirms Attack on Targets in Northern Iraq
• Italy's New Recycling Plant Opens in Pyongyang
• Iraq Allows Free Interviews "with Any Person" by UN Inspectors
• S.Korea, DPRK to Hold Talks on Relinking Railways, Roads
• Two Americans Win Nobel Economics Prize
• Bush Gives Iraq "Enough Room" to Destroy WMD: Mubarak
• Russia, France Seek Right Environment in Iraq Inspections
• US, Japan and Switzerland Share Nobel Prize in Chemistry

• We Are Taking Action to Rectify Market Economic Order 

• Overseas Study Experience Benefits China's Academicians
• China Develops New Anti-interference Air-to-air Missile
• 'Digital Viruses' Attack Rampant Across China
• HKSAR Expected to Have World-class University in Five Years
• Pollution-free Electric Car Developed in Central China

• WFA Pledges Active Support to Wushu's Olympic Bid
• Chinese Taipei's Chen Takes Women's 47kg Fin Weight Asiad Gold
• Women's Top Seed Zhou Mi Advances into Second Round in Badminton
• Chinese Qi Haifeng Claims Decathlon Title in Busan
• China Unbeaten in Asiad Women's Basketball
• China Takes Bronze Medal in Women Team Archery Big Failure
• Rockets Offer 4-year 18 Million Contract to Yao Ming 
• Chinese Runners Finish One-two in Women's 100m Hurdles  
• China Starts Strong at Asiad Canoeing  
• China Reaps Fourth Golds at Asiad Canoeing
• China Wins Third Gold at Asiad Canoeing
• China Wins Men's Single Canadian Canoe Title
• Liu Haitao of China Wins Men's Single Kayak 1,000m Title
• Wang Zhizhi Expelled from National Basketball Team
• Table Tennis: History Made as Formidable China Tumbles
• IOC Member Gives Thumbs-up to Beijing's Olympics Preparation
• Basketball: Chinese Women Win Final Rehearsal, Expect Tougher Challenge 
• Indonesia Storms off Badminton Court, China Continues Gold Rush
• China Claim Three Titles in Asiad Athletics Tournament
• Chinese Paddlers Wake up from Asiad Nightmare to Bag Singles Golds
• Young Sailors to Grow up and Make History: Chinese Official
• China Take Two More Golds in Synchronized Diving 
• Chinese Zhong Wins Rhythmic Gymnastics Individual All-round Asiad Title 
• Field Hockey: India Labor to Send China into Final
• Chaoes in Asiad Badminton Men's Team Final Back to Peace
• Japan Cloud China's Hope in Asiad Women's Soccer 
• China, South Korea Each Win Six Golds in Sailing
• China Beats S. Korea to Remain Unbeaten at Asiad Women's Basketball 

• Finds Confirm China's Ancient Trade Route Port
• Chinese Farmers to Get Clean Energy
• Beijing Remains Most Popular Tourism Destination
• Ethnic Gin People in South China Enjoy Affluent Lifestyle
• Wetter Weather Brings Hope for China's Arid Northwest