Tuesday, November 05, 2002

• CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection Holds 8th Plenum
• 15th CPC Central Committee Holds 7th Plenum
• Chinese Special Envoy Leaves for Middle East
• China to Chair Security Council with Fair and Just Attitude
• Chinese Hold High Expectations for Upcoming CPC National Congress
• Chinese Premier Back in Beijing after Cambodia Tour
• Efforts Underway to Prevent Landslides at Three Gorges Reservoir
• Qinghai-Tibet Railway, No Harm to Plateau Ecology
• Three Gorges Reservoir to Keep Water Flowing: Experts
• Tasks Set for Third Phase of Three Gorges Project
• China Issues Circular on Transfer of Farmland Use Rights

• Construction of Major Air Conditioner Production Center Launched
• China-made EVD Players into the Market by Yearend
• First King Steyr Off Production Line in Jinan
• Most Taiwan's Electronic Giants Establish Branches in Chinese Mainland
• Chinese Telecom Operators Explain Fee Hike
• China Forecasts 8 Percent GDP Growth in 2003
• Yunnan Seeks Overseas Cooperation in Mineral Exploration
• China, ASEAN Kick Off Free-trade Process
• China Reports Record Tariff Revenues for Jan-Oct
• China to Produce Pajero Family Jeep
• Shanghai Port Handles Daily Goods Worth over US$300mn
• Boeing Predicts Steady Growth for China's Aviation Market

• Roundup: Democrats, Republicans in Tight Race for US Congress
• Israeli President Agrees to Hold Early Elections
• Israel's Sharon to Call Early Elections
• China Telecom Opens Its Subsidiary in US
• Mexican President Aims for Drug-free 2025
• Colombian Army Rescues 244 Hostages from FARC
• Montenegrin President Nominated as PM
• 63 Missing, 5 Dead in Boat Accident in Indonesia
• US Predator Drone Kills Six Al Qaeda Suspects
• Civil Servants Begin Strike in Seoul
• S. Korean Justice Minister, Top Prosecutor Resign
• Chinese Premier Leaves Cambodia for Home
• Iraq Might Accept New UN Resolution: Saddam
• China Willing to Contribute in Rebuilding Angola
• ASEAN Chairman Announces Agenda Toward Regional Community
• UN Security Council Expects to Solve Iraq Issue at Early Date
• Russia Reiterates Opposition to NATO's Enlargement
• British PM Urges EU to Reform
• Humanitarian Situation in Cote d'Ivoire to Deteriorate, UN Warns
• Arafat Hails Amnesty International's Revealing of Israeli Crimes
• Sharon Survives Non-confidence Vote Amid Suicide Blast
• Premier Zhu Makes 3-point Proposal on Cooperation Between China, ASEAN
• China, ASEAN Sign Code of Conduct on South China Sea

• A US-Iraqi War Will Affect China, China Has Had All-round Counter-measures
• Historic Step to Win-win Deal for China, ASEAN

• China Develops 18-inch Diameter CZ-Si
• Gay Sheep May Help Explain Biology of Homosexuals
• China Develops its Own Network Computer
• IBM Unveils World's Fastest Silicon-based Transistor
• China Plans Carrier Rocket Upgrade
• Fourth Zhuhai Airshow Unveils Advanced Fighter Jet 
• Dell Grilled by Shanghai University Students

• Northern Qi Tomb Murals Unearthed Intact in N. China
• Yunnan Proposes Establishment of Lancang-Mekong Tourism Zone
• China Outlines Modernization of Traditional Medicine
• 163,000 Deaf Kids in China Regain Hearing Ability
• Expert Upbeat about Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine
• Record Price for Century-Old Chinese Stamps
• Noted Chinese Biochemist Dies
• Sichuan Becomes Largest Traditional Chinese Medicine Base