Sunday, October 20, 2002

• China Amends Regulations on Export of Military Goods
• New Expressway Opens in Southwest China
• China Saves Crew of Crashed ROK Cargo Ship
• US Welcomes Emergence of Strong, Peaceful, Prosperous China: Ambassador Randt
• FM Spokeswoman on Measures on Export Control of Chemicals
• NPC Chairman Meets Russian Guests 
• 60 Percent Taiwanese Favor Direct Transport Links with Chinese Mainland: Poll
• China Issues Measures on Control of Chemicals Exports

• South China's Guangdong Reports Rapid GDP Growth
• Urbanization Boosts China's Local Economies
• China's Securities Industry onto Road of Opening-up
• China, EU Should Strengthen Coordination in the New Round of Trade Negotiations
• China's IT industry Maintains High Growth

• Israeli Defense Minister Vows to Dismantle More Illegal Outposts
• Saddam Hussein to Deliver "Good News"
• 2-Fire Strike Diverts British Army from Iraq Thoughts
• China, ROK, Japan Pledge Help to Revive Bali Tourism
• Abu Sayyaf Leader Arrested in Manila
• Jordanian King, US Envoy Discuss Quartet's Mideast Plan
• Venezuelan Radio Station Attacked with Explosives
• US Virginia Shooting Probed for Sniper Link
• US Special Forces Train to Seize Iraqi Weapons Site

• China's Oil Security Faces Tests of War

• High-tech fair scheduled in SW China
• Historic Achievements Gained in China's Science and Technology
• Internet Brings Sweeping Changes to China

• China Sweeps Beijing Marathon Women's and Men's Title 

• China to Offer More Jobs to Foreigners
• Beijing to See a Population of Over 16 Million in 2008