Friday, October 11, 2002

• China to Promote Sino-Mozambican Relations
• Premier Zhu Signs Regulation for Internet Service Sites
• Chinese Mainland Scholars Angry with Island Leader
• China, Germany Pledge to Further Develop Ties
• Chinese Vice-president Meets Micronesian Counterpart 
• CPC Intensifies Supervision of Officials
• Ex-bank Chair Sentenced to 15-year Imprisonment
• China Stresses Relations with Mozambique 
• Official: CPC Widens Ties with Foreign Political Parties

• Chinese Vice Premier Stresses Orderly Opening of Capital Accounts
• Regrouping Civil Aviation Industry Aims to Fly High
• Foreign-Funded Enterprises in China Over 410 Thousand
• China's Largest Container Ship Starts Maiden Voyage  
• AIDS Drug Imports to be Exempt from Customs Taxes
• More Chinese Textile Mills Thinking "Green"
• Winners of Asia Business Leader Awards 2002 Named in HK
• HK's Financial Center Beefed up by Mainland Development: Tung
• HK Exporters Continue to Suffer from US Port Lockout
• Beijing to Hold First WIPO Summit
• China, Europe to Promote All-round Sino-Russian Trade Growth
• HK Gov't will not Interfere with Property Market, Tung

• Chinese-Filipino Businessman Kidnapped While Jogging in Metro Manila
• Laos Joins China-Thailand Highway Project
• US Senate Passes Military Action Resolution Against Iraq
• China and Kyrgyzstan Launch Anti-terrorism Exercises
• US House Approves Election Reform Bill
• Bush Eager for Texas Summit with Jiang - White House
• 20,000 Palestinians March in Gaza
• Explosion in Chechnya Kills 25 Policemen
• US Virginia Gas Shooting Linked to Sniper: Police
• Yemen Says No Result of Tanker Blast Investigation Yet
• US House Approves 355-billion-dollar Defense Bill
• Hamas Says Responsible for Tel Aviv Suicide Bombing
• One Million People Died During Civil War in Angola: Report
• Blair Arrives in Moscow to Discuss Iraqi Issue
• Russian, Vietnamese Leaders Talk Political, Economic Ties
• DPRK Denounces US over Religious Report
• US Warplanes Bomb Basra Airport in Southern Iraq
• US House Approves Resolution Authorizing Use of Force against Iraq

• First China Internet Gaming Finals to Debut in Shanghai
• Cisco Selected for China Telecom's "ChinaNet" IP Backbone Northern Network
• China Producing Computer Chips, Ending Foreign Monopolization

• China Wins Women's Field Hockey Gold Medal at Asiad
• S.Korean Handball Czar to Lead Chinese Girls to Win Title in Busan
• Athletics: India Chases China in Gold Fight in Busan
• World champion Guo Jingjing Takes Second Asiad Gold 
• Chinese Shuttlers Advance in Asiad Badminton
• Anand Draws with Xu Jun at World Cup Chess Championship
• Japan, Iran Advance to Soccer Final

• Lufthansa Marks 30th Anniversary of Sino-German Ties
• China's Neuropaths Amount to a Worrying Number of 16 Million
• AIDS Survival Rate Rises in China
• Foreigners Join Daily Life in China's Capital 
• S. Korean Man Sentenced for Murder Committed in HK
• China to premiere Tibetan opera "Shangri-La"