Monday, October 14, 2002

• President Jiang Stresses Political Solution on Iraq Issue
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets Ugandan Parliament Speaker
• Reception Marks 40th Anniversary of China-Uganda Ties
• Annan Urges China to Fight Against AIDS
• Ceremony Commemorates Those Who Died in Defense of HK
• China Strongly Condemns Explosions in Bali of Indonesia
• HKSAR Chief Executive Expresses Concern About Bali Explosion
• China, Maldives Mark 30th Anniversary of Diplomatic Ties
• Foreigners Visit Beijing's Police Station 
• UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan Visits Hangzhou
• Lu Zhangong Appointed Acting Governor of Fujian Province
• Chinese, British FMs Talk on Phone About Iraq Issue
• Premier Zhu Stresses Sustainable Development Strategy for W. China
• 10 HK People Missing, 3 Injured in Bali Blasts

• China's Interbank Trading Increasingly Active
• Shanghai Gold Exchange to Opens in Late October
• CNOOC, Texaco China to Jointly Extract Bohai Bay Oil
• TNS Grows with China's Booming Market
• China, France to Expand Aviation Cooperation
• China's Int'l Computer Expo Attracts More PC Enterprises, Buyers
• China's Automaker Invests in GM-Daewoo Joint Venture 
• China's Economy to Grow by at Least 7.8 Percent, Experts

• Al-Qaeda links with Bali bomb blasts: Defense Minister
• Unidentified Gunmen Shoot at US Troops Again in Kuwait
• Indonesian Government Confirms Death Toll in Bali 181
• International Community Condemns Bali Bombing
• Media Personnel Invited for Food Cultural Tour in S. Korea
• Indonesia Bombing Seen as Opening New Front in Fight on Terror
• Britain to Re-Impose Direct Rule on N.Ireland
• Indonesian Police Beef up Protection for Foreign Missions
• Serbian Presidential Elections Fail Due to Insufficient Voter Turnout
• Australia's Stance on Iraq Blamed for Bali Blast
• Thousands Protest War on Iraq in France
• Indonesia Explosions Spur al-Qaida Fears
• Australians Protest Involvement in War Against Iraq
• British Parliament Will Vote on Iraq: Commons Leader
• Putin Condoles on Deaths of Bali Blast Victims
• S.Korea, DPRK Agree on Provision of Railway Materials
• US Anti-DPRK Policy Hampers Search for War Dead: Spokesman
• Russia, Georgia Draw up Draft Agreement on Joint Border Patrols
• Bush Condemns Bali Blast, Urges World Campaign Against Terrorism
• Joint Philippines-US Military Exercises Start Monday
• Italian President Condemns Bali Bombings
• Iraq Reaffirms Readiness to Cooperate with UN Arms Inspectors

• UN Secretary-general Awarded Honorary Doctorate
• Chinese Enterprises Attracting Overseas Capital at High-tech Fair
• Shenzhen High-tech Fair Brings Together VCs, Start-ups 
• Coca-cola Company Assists Chinese Needy Students
• Longest Fibre Cable in Asia-Pacific Region Operational

• The 14th Asian Games Draws Down Curtain
• Asian Games Remembered as Symbols of Peace and Unity
• Top 10 Asian Games Highlights Selected by Xinhua
• South Korea Wins Overtime Thriller over China for Asiad Men's Basketball Gold
• Iran, China Fail to Dominate Asiad Men's and Women's Soccer
• China Beats S.Korea to Win Women's Basketaball Title 
• China Losing Ground in Traditional Strong Events, Official
• Chinese Diving Dream Team Hopes for Perfection
• Anand, Zhu Chen continue to win at World Cup Chess Championship
• Chinese Coach on Alert to S.Korean Noise Makers Before Basketball Final
• Tian's 10m Platform Title Completes Chinese Clean-sweep in Diving 
• China Still Leads in Wushu, Others Catch up Fast 
• Iran Edges Japan 2-1 to Retain Asiad Soccer Title
• Roundup: Dope Case Tarnishes Asian Games Athletics
• China, South Korea Triumph Again in Games Badminton
• Athletics: China Pockets 3 of 8 Golds at Stake to Reaffirm Leading Role
• S.Korea Beats Thailand 3-0 to Win Asiad Soccer Bronze
• Badminton Mixed Doubles' Olympic Future in Question
• China Reaps Five Golds in Last Day of Asiad Wushu Competition

• China's Environmental Project Gets ADB's Assistance Grant
• Tibet Receives Increasing Number of Visitors
• University Launches Safework Program with Insurance Giant