Wednesday, November 06, 2002

• Yangtze River Three Gorges Stopped from Flow 
• Premier Zhu's Southeast Asian Trip Hailed as a Success
• Upcoming Party Congress Likely to Discuss 'Xiaokang'
• Three Gorges Damming on Yangtze River Successful 
• Three Gorges Project Assisted by Over 6,000 Foreign Experts
• Cost, Time of Three Gorges Project Tightly Limited
• Three Gorges Dam is a Clear of Corruption
• Countdown Begins for Damming Yangtze River
• China's Media Changing with the Times
• Senior Banker Expelled from Communist Party
• MT&R International Council's 7th Annual Meeting Kicked off in Beijing

• Deposits in ICBC Exceed 4 Trillion Yuan
• Overseas Investors Eye Shanghai's Service Sector
• China Telecom Relaunches IPO in HK
• 316 New Firms Set up in Macao in Third Quarter
• Deals Talked up at 4th International Air Show in Zhuhai
• Unilever Establishes Global Purchasing Center in China
• Power from Three Gorges to be Competitive: Manager
• Global Trade Fair on Construction, Engineering Equipment
• China's First Joint Venture Aviation Training Center Established in Zhuhai
• Chinese, US Farmers Win with Cooperation: US Official
• Sino-German Joint Venture Engineering Workshop Completed in Zhuhai
• EU to Fund China's Largest WTO Technical Aid Program
• China's Largest Medicine Distribution, Trading Center under Construction

• 16 Killed in Plane Crash near Luxembourg Airport
• US Ousts Four Cuban Diplomats
• Six Killed in French Motorway Pile-Up
• French Train Fire Kills 12
• US Republican Party Takes Control of Senate
• Fidel Castro Meets with Steven Spielberg for Eight Hours
• Chung Mong-joon Founds New Party in S. Korea
• 4,800 Securitymen Deployed in Jakarta in Fasting Month
• Republicans Poised to Keep Control of US House
• Russia, DPRK and ROK to Hold Railway Summit
• French Prostitutes Protest Crackdown
• Choe Thae Bok Meets CPC Delegation
• China, Zambia Sign Cultural Implementation Program
• Pakistani Political Giants Demand Postponement of Parliament Session
• US Offers "Final Opportunity" for Iraq to Comply
• Colombian Displaced People Occupy Costa Rican Embassy
• Pyongyang Blames Tokyo for Failure of Normalization Talks
• Indian Military Jet Crashes in Residential Area, Kills Two
• Netanyahu to Be Sworn in As Israeli Foreign Minister on Wednesday
• Moscow Hails Baghdad's Readiness to Cooperate with UN Under New Resolution
• Americans Vote to Decide Control of Congress

• New Era for China's Military Diplomacy
• United States Covets African Oil: PD Analysis

• Yangling Farm Expo Shows New Technology 
• New Edition of World's Largest Municipal Encyclopedia Published in Beijing

• Ten Designs for Beijing Olympic Emblem Win Prizes

• Stone Age Relics Unearthed in Southwest China
• Macao's Tourism Industry Booming
• Beijing Goes All Out to Provide Service & Ensure Security for 16th Party Congress 
• China on Way of Eco-construction
• Emergency Rescue Required for Cultural Relics in Three Gorges Dam Area
• Mount Huangshan Fighting Environmental Degradation amid Booming Tourism
• First Hong Kong Fujian Festival to Be Held
• Commemorative Stamps to Be Issued for China's Party Congress
• Chinese Tenor Fan Jingma to Give Performance in Beijing
• China to Enhance Environmental Monitoring Capacity