Monday, November 11, 2002

• Chinese Specialists for UN Weapons Inspection Ready to Set Out
• Press Conference on Work on Labor, Social Security and Re-employment
• China's First Cross-strait Train Ferry Passes Trial Run
• International Groups Congratulate 16th Party Congress
• HK Government Welcomes Views on Proposals to Implement Article 23
• Seizing Strategic Opportunities: CPC Delegates
• Goodwill, Sincerity in Jiang's Report for Improving Cross-Straits Ties
• CPC's Attention to Tibet Vital to Development: Delegate
• China Owes 13-year Success to Pathbreaking CPC Central Leadership
• Wei Jianxing Stresses Fight Against Corruption  
• PLA Members Praise Defence Upgrades in Jiang's Report

• Tertiary Trade Key Component of Shanghai Economy
• China's Auto Giant Produces over 500,000 Autos in 2002
• Ten Billion Yuan in Credit for Highway Construction in NW China Province
• China's Interbank Forex Trade up 30 Percent in October
• China Keeps Honestly Its Promise to WTO
• Shanghai to Expand Role of Public Auction in Land-use Right Deals
• McDonald to Shut Down 175 Restaurants, in China?
• China's Medicine Market to Triple by 2010
• Venture-capital to Get Easier Access to China Market
• Official on Connotation of a Complete Well-Off Society
• China Capable of Financing Building of Well-off Society
• Delegates Say It's Still Glorious to Get Rich
• China's SOEs to be Less but Better: Li Rongrong
• Yangtze River Experts Discuss Hydrographic Cooperation
• China to Provide Level Playing Ground for Private Businesses
• China Allows Private Capital to Run Technology Exchange
• China's Longest Oil Pipeline Begins Trial Run

• Manila Air Crash Toll to Hit 19 as All Missing Ones Feared Dead
• New Russian-American Crew to Make Towards ISS
• Tornadoes Kill at Least Seven in US
• 153 Anti-govt Members Surrender in Myanmar
• China-ASEAN Trade Agreement Benefits Indonesia: Official
• Cote d'Ivoire's Rebels Suspend Peace Talks
• U.S. Oil Supply to DPRK May End in 2003: U.S. Official
• Britain Warns of Possible Pre-Christmas Terror Attack
• 14 Confirmed Dead, 5 Still Missing in Manila Air Crash
• Bush Gives Authority to Kill al-Qaeda in Yemen: Rice
• Saddam Calls Parliament Session on UN Resolution
• Iraq yet to Make Decision on UN Resolution
• Arab Countries Welcome UN Resolution in Joint Statement
• Putin Praises Interior Forces to Mark Police Day

• New UN Resolution Puts Iraq in a Fix: News Analysis

• Qinshan III-Stage Heavy Water Nuclear Reactor Trial Run Successful
• Wild Rice Reserve Put under State Protection
• China's Digital Dunhuang Website Launched
• Chinese High-tech Firm Aims High in Asia-Pacific
• China Invents First Remote-controlled Fire Truck
• 331 Shanghai High School Students Join CPC This Year

• Shanghai to Make Masters Cup a Success, Says ATP Officer
• China Holds First-ever Open Contest to Select Running Team Coach
• China Clinches Women's Title in 35th Chess Olympiad

• Guangdong Citizens Permitted to Join Spouses in HK
• Yellow River Water Channeled to Drought-Ridden Tianjin
• Bodies of Two Ship Wreck Victims Found near Hainan
• 1,500-Year-Old Temple Celebrates Founding Anniversary