Monday, October 21, 2002

• Reception Marks 30th Anniversary of China-Germany Ties
• President Jiang Inscribed for WWII American Pilot 
• China Digs Through World Highest Railway Tunnel
• Closing of Three Gorges' Open Channel Awaits Construction
• County Official Accused of Bribery in East China
• President Jiang's Trip will Advance Sino-US Ties: Officials
• Zhu Urges Greater Efforts to Modernize Meteorological Sector 
• Huge Investment for Yellow River Valley Water Conservation
• Basic Law Article 23 Proposals Comply with Human Rights: Spokesman
• China's Coal Capital Begins Water Diversion from Yellow River
• American WWII Pilot Remembered by Chinese Rescuers

• Morgan Stanley Economist : China's GDP Growth Benefits Global Economy
• World Biggest Nuclear Power Giant Opens Beijing Office
• China Pours US$49m to Upgrade Dairy Sector
• Figures Show China Among World's Fastest Developed
• China's Hainan Revitalizes Economy After Bubble Burst
• China's Energy, Oil Consumption Ranks World Second, Third
• China to Reform Mining Policy to Attract Foreign Funds
• China Builds Modern Agricultural Zone in Tibet
• China's Jewelry Sector Needs Regulation: Experts
• Standard Chartered Bank to Issue 35 mln New Shares in HK

• Putin, Schroeder to Discuss Russian-EU Relations, Iraq
• DPRK Says Nuke Issue Can be Resolved Through Dialogue
• Montenegro's Pro-independence Coalition Wins in Parliamentary Elections
• Two Killed in Australia Shooting
• Thousands March in Anti-Nuclear Protest in France
• US-DPRK Nuclear Pact Effectively Dead, Says Powell
• Colombia-China Cooperation Should be Enhanced: President
• Roundup: Possible War Against Iraq Raises Uncertainties on US Economy
• Egypt Trys Utmost to Defuse Regional Crisis
• Nearly 3 Million Zambians to Suffer from Foodshortages: WFP
• Firecrackers Explosion Turns Wedding into Mourning in Central Iran
• Sharon Nods at Partial Withdrawal from Hebron
• French Troops Deployed Along Cote d'Ivoire Frontlines
• First Session of 8th Inter-Korean Ministerial Talks Ends
• Korea's Reunification Irreversible, Says DPRK Official
• German Chancellor Reaffirms Opposition to Iraqi War
• US to Propose New Tough Iraq Resolution Early This Week: Powell
• Jiang's Visit to US Significant and Far-reaching: Chinese Ambassador

• Science the Driving Force of China's Economy
• NPC Chairman Congratulates Geosciences University on 50 Years
• China May Have More PhDs Than the US in 2010
• Chinese Leaders Congratulate Aerospace University on Anniversary
• Unique Chinese Fossils Help Rewrite Book of Life

• Shanghai Set to Host 2004 Formula One Races
• Yao Ming Finally Joins the Houston Rockets  
• Anand, Xu Yuhua Retain Titles at World Cup Chess Championship

• 20 Natural Lakes Disappear Each Year in China: Report
• Chinese People Change View of AIDS
• US Firms to Launch Environmental Projects in Southwest China
• Beijing Adopts Regulation to Protect Cultural Heritages
• China Suspends Elevator Operation in Tourist Spot