Sunday, October 27, 2002

• Tibetan Women Enjoy Higher Status, Political rights
• Mine Balst Death Toll in North China Rises to 36
• China's State-owned Enterprise Lay-offs Finding New jobs: Minister

• APEC invests 77.8 Billion Dollars in Mexico from 1994 to 2002
• Expert: China's Rural Areas Witness Rapid Growth
• Trade between China, ASEAN Surges
• China's Largest Dockyard under Construction

• US, Japan, South Korea Urge DPRK to Give up Nuclear Program
• Chinese, Mexican Presidents Discuss Bilateral Relations, International Issues
• Iraq Urges UN to Stop US-British Air violations
• Chinese President Urges APEC members to Reactivate World Economy
• Chinese, Indonesian Presidents Discuss Bilateral Relations
• Russian President Apologizes to Russians
• China, ASEAN to Expand Economic Cooperation
• Singapore, US Air Forces to Conduct Exercise in South China Sea
• 90 Hostages Killed in Storm Operation at Seized Theater 
• FM Spokesman: China Glad to See Solution to Hostage Crisis in Russia
• France to Present Draft Resolution on Iraq

• China Launches Resource Satellite 
• Source of Mekong River Pinpointed
• Vice-Premier Calls for Reform of Agricultural Research Institutions
• Aeronautics Giant Join Hands with Top University
• Leaders Congratulate Aerospace University to Mark Its 50th Anniversary 

• Canadian, Bulgarian Skaters Claim Short Track World Cup Titles

• Ancient Culture Still alive in SW Corner of China
• PLA men in HK Join Local Tree Planting Scheme
• Ancient Pagoda Rebuilt in East China
• Protection of Mausoleum of Yellow Emperor Urged
• China to Step up Protection of Endangered Wildlife, Plant Species
• Wild Animal Smugglers Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
• Beijing Restores Cultural Sites for 2008 Olympics