Tuesday, October 15, 2002

• One Chinese Mainlander Injured in Bali Blasts
• China Congratulates Newly-formed Nepalese Interim Government
• Chinese President Jiang Meets CDB Advisors
• Senior CPC Official Meets East Timor Guests
• Peace is Better Than War: Chinese Army Chief
• Chinese Leader Urges Northern Cities to Save Water
• Anhui Province Appoints Acting Governor
• Sino-Uruguayan Ties Satisfactory: Chinese President 
• Chinese Premier Meets Bhutanese FM 
• NPC Chairman Meets Ugandan Parliament Speaker 
• Mass Food Poisoning Culprit Executed
• Two killed, Eight Injured in East China Highway Pileup
• Iraqi Issue Should be Solved Politically Through UN: Chinese FM
• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets Russian Media Minister 
• Two Chinese Suffer Minor Injury in Bali Blasts

• Revamped China Telecom Records Strong Growth
• China's Industrial Production Speeds Up
• China Sees High-tech Industry Emerging Rapidly
• China's Largest Corporate Bond Sales Kicked Off
• Beijing Plans Huge Investment in Light Rail System 
• Actual Overseas Investment in China Surges
• China to Open up Various Economic Sectors: Premier Zhu 

• DPRK Plane Makes Second Inter-Korean Direct Air Route Fly
• Israeli Police Detain Top Muslim Cleric in Jerusalem
• Iraq Holds Referendum on Saddam's New Presidency
• Indonesian Police Identify Suspect in Manado Blast
• Israel may Pull out of Hebron by Weekend: Defense Minister
• Five Japanese Kidnapped by DPRK Meet Relatives After Decades of Seperation
• US Conducts Seventh Ground-based Missile Defense Test
• Bin Laden Hails 'Heroic' Anti-western Attacks: Report
• New Slump Predicted for Regional Tourism Industry After Bali Blast
• Woman Killed in US Virginia Shooting, Sniper Link Suspected
• 61 Arrested in South African Train Blitz
• Washington Police Question White Van Owner in Sniper Case
• 70 Died on Boat Drifting for Over Two Weeks off Somalia
• Russian Deputy Brigade Commander Killed in Skirmish in Chechnya
• Loyalist Troops of Cote d'Ivoire Counterattack on Rebels
• Israel Ready for "Every Scenario" of Iraqi Attack: Sharon
• Mubarak Meets EU Official on Issues of Iraq, Palestine
• Moscow Seeks Closer Cooperation with Japan: Putin
• 9 from HK Football Club Still Missing in Bali Blasts
• Iraq's Saddam Vows to Fight Against US Aggression

• Hold High the Sharp Anti-corruption Sword 

• China Honors 176 Senior Translators
• 4.6 Million Poor Students in China Helped with Tuition Free
• International High-tech Firms Tapping Chinese Market 
• "Science Popularization Train" Leaves for West China

• China's Xu Yuhua Qualified at World Cup Chess Championship

• Tourism Belt Forming Along China-Vietnam Border
• Bali Blast Clouds Chinese Travelers' Indonesian Tours
• 7,000-year-old Relics Unearthed in Northwest China
• Chinese Give Helping Hand to Brave Doolittle Raiders
• Foreigners Call for Hutong Protection in Chinese Capital
• Fifth Asian Arts Festival Opens in East China
• Shanghai Changes Airport for Overseas Flights