Thursday, November 07, 2002

• Foreign Relations Unique Sector of Party work: Dai
• Judicial interpretation issued to fight tax-related crimes
• Celebrities in Hong Kong, Macao Look Forward to CPC's 16th National Congress
• All Set for 16th CPC National Congress: Spokesman
• Presidium of 16th CPC National Congress Holds First Meeting
• Preparatory Meeting of 16th CPC National Congress Held
• 16th CPC National Congress Extremely Important: Spokesman
• China Calls for Less Human Rights Confrontation at UN
• College Students Follow Party Congress
• China Tops World in Tunnel Development
• Some 1,400 Reporters to Cover 16th CPC National Congress 
• Grassroots CPC Members Pin High Hopes on National Congress
• Three Gorges Project: Visible Example of China's Water Control Efforts 
• Chinese FM Talking over Telephone on Iraq Issue
• Three Gorges Project to Harness Yangtze River
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Singapore Visitors
• Top Chinese Judge Meets Portuguese Counterpart
• CPC Solicits Non-Communists' Opinions on Party Congress Report  
• Major Objectives Set by 15th CPC Congress Achieved
• President Jiang Calls for More Global Media Exchanges
• All Delegations Register for 16th CPC National Congress  

• China to Open Flight to Budapest via Ashkhabad Saturday
• Taiwanese Banks Poised to Tap Mainland Market
• Volvo Woos China's Construction Equipment Market
• Guangdong Nuclear Power Company to Issue Bonds
• China's Machine Tool Market Draws Worldwide Manufacturers
• China Regulates Financial Statistical Management
• "World 6th Cosmopolis Circle" Centering on Shanghai Envisaged
• China's IT Industry Steams Ahead
• Chinese Capital Further Relaxes Price Controls
• Researcher: China Enjoys Comparative Advantage in Labor Cost
• China's Largest Life Insurance Joint Venture Approved
• China Sees Double Digit Growth in Tax Revenue
• Foreign Vendors Increase Support for Chinese Airlines
• Shanghai's Overseas Investment to Top US$10 bn This Year
• GE sets up Global Development Center in China
• Beijing Mayor Meets with Hyundai Leader
• China Sees More Int'l Cooperation in Media Industry
• Shanghai Stock Exchange Admits First Overseas Member
• Increase of China-made Goods no Global Threat: Experts

• China determined to push forward Mideast peace process: envoy
• Death Toll in Moscow Hostage Crisis Rises to 128: Officials
• Plane Crashes in Indonesia, Killing 6
• Chirac, Putin Have Reservations Over U.N. Iraq Text
• Morocco King Rejects Referendum in Western Sahara
• Australian Government Defends Asia Policy
• S.Korea, DPRK Hold Inter-Korean Economic Talks in Pyongyang
• Wall Street Stocks End Higher
• Anti-terror International Conference to be Held in Manila
• Anti-war March Kicks off Anti-globalization Forum in Italy
• 300 People Hospitalized for Poisoning in Southern Russia
• Former Burundian President Under House Arrest
• Netanyahu Sworn in as Israel's Foreign Minister 
• Russian Troops Not to Leave Chechnya When Rebels Still Around: Ivanov
• Putin Stresses Need to Storm Seized Theater, Praises Hostages
• British Airways Concordes Hit by Engine Failure
• US Embassy in Yemen Shut Down
• US Presents Revised Draft on Iraq, Expecting Vote on Friday
• US Fed Cuts Short-term Interest Rate
• China Hopes for Just Settlement of Mideast Issues: Envoy

• Chinese Dragon & American Eagle Must Find Language of Cooperation: Kissinger

• China's Top Universities to Enroll Tibetan Postgraduates
• Internet Helps Chinese Farmers to Sell Potatoes
• Star of Project Hope Declines Further Aid
• Huaqiao University Confers Master's Degree on 30 Macao Students in 2002

• More Chinese Hope to Become Pilots
• Construction of Asia's Biggest Organ Transplant Center Begins in Tianjin
• Weather Forecast for Next 10 Days in China