Tuesday, October 29, 2002

• Mangrove Forest by Sea under Construction in South China
• CPC Delegation Leaves for DPRK
• Facing AIDS, Silence is Death 
• NPC Vice-chairman Meets Swiss Guests
• China to Strengthen Quality Supervision
• APEC Meetings "Very Useful" in Pushing Free Trade Agenda: Tung
• Defense Ministers of China and Belgium Hold Talks
• Chinese Premier Urges More Accurate Statistics Nationwide 
• Beijing Looks to Enhance Ties with African Cities
• China's Military Diplomacy Forging New Ties
• Top Legislature Adopts Three Laws 
• Two NPC Deputies Deprived Seats
• Trade Union Leader Meets Luxembourg Guests 
• China's People-to-People Diplomacy Progressed over Past 13 years
• State Councilor Meets Belarus Guests

• Shanghai's Private Businesses Offer More Job Opportunities
• Challenges to China's Retail Sale on Rise from Abroad
• China Starts Anti-dumping Measures on ROK Polyester Chip
• New Air China Broadens Aviation Business
• Website Set up to Protect Interests of Overseas Investors
• China's Insurance Industry Mirrors Social Changes
• Border Fair in SW China Generates 280-million-yuan Trade
• Vice-Premier Eyes Western Development
• Security Insiders Eye Chinese Capital Market
• Japan's Paper Manufacturer to Buy P&G Plant in China
• China's Egg Industry Amazes European Businessmen
• China Expects Rising Influx of Overseas Investment

• US Vows to Disarm Iraq With or Without UN
• Japanese, DPRK Officials Begin Normalization Talks
• Russia to Give Military More Power to Fight Terrorism
• Burundi Government, Rebels to Start Actual Talks Tuesday
• Draft EU Constitution for "United Europe" Unveiled
• Japanese, DPRK Officials Arrive for Fence-mending Talks
• Two Indonesian Generals Possible Suspects in Bali Probe
• Chinese President Makes Stop-over in San Francisco
• President of Madagascar to Go to S.Africa for Talks on Island Country
• 9 More Bali Blast Victims Identified
• France Opposed Giving "Blank Check" to US Draft Resolution on Iraq
• PLC Session on Confidence Voting Postponed
• US Congratulates Lula on His Victory in Brazil's Presidential Election
• Compromises needed to get compromises on Iraq: Annan
• Four Shot Dead in US University Shooting
• Muscovites Mourns Victims of Recent Hostage Tragedy
• Putin Cancels Visit to Denmark to Protest "World Chechen Congress"
• Heavy Fighting Breaks Out in Central African Capital
• France Wishes to Build "Genuine Partnership" with Vietnam
• Chinese President Leaves Mexico After APEC Meeting

• Chinese "Chip" Heart, How Far from the World Level
• Beijing to Hold Hi-tech Exhibition Week
• Sino-Egyptian Cultural Links Beneficial to Both: Minister
• China Donates Computers to Cambodia
• Int'l Institutes Favor China's Educational Training Industry

• Two Asian Records Fall at Chinese National Swimming Championships
• China Continue "Golden Rush" at 8th FESPIC Games

• China to Improve Public Health with "Fortified Water"
• Workers with Malpractice Insurance in Guangzhou to Receive Free Treatment
• Egyptians Enthusiastic about Chinese Culture
• China Moves to Protect Intangible Heritage
• Ancient Flute Provides Clue to Origins of Traditional Chinese Music
• China Highlights Men's Sexual Health
• Thousdand-year-old Red Cedar Discovered in Taiwan
• Oldest, Largest Primitive Village Unearthed in North China