Tuesday, November 12, 2002

• FM spokesman on US Assistant Secretary of State's Visit to China
• China Firm on Non-proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction
• China Opposes Lee Teng-hui's Visit to Any Country Having Diplomatic Ties with China
• World Media Highly Praise Party Congress: Roundup
• Press Conference on Development of the West
• Tibet Highway Renovation to be Completed in 2004
• CPC Party Congress More Open to Press
• CPC to Carry on Anti-corruption Campaign
• Foreign Parties and Leaders Congratulate CPC on National Congress
• To Include "Three Represents" in CPC Constitution Reflects Common Aspiration 
• Party Congress Report Provides Guidelines for Taiwan-related Work: Official

• Advertising Brings Tibet Closer to Rest of World
• Australian-HK JV Boosts HK as Service Hub for IT Industry
• Garuda Indonesian Airways Launches New Flight between Shanghai and Jakarta
• International Banks Ready for QFII Filing
• Hong Kong Named World's Freest Economy for 9th Year
• Beijing Among World's Moderately Developed
• Shenzhen to Input RMB$30Bn on Sea and Air Projects
• Statistics Official on Connotation of "Quadrupling GDP by 2020"
• Industrial Production Grows Rapidly in China
• China Telecom Receives Warm Response in Relaunching IPO
• 80 Million Jobs Created in Past 13 Years, Prospects Brighter
• Foreign Capital in SOE Reform a Step Forward
• China's Foreign Trade Totals 500 Billion US Dollars

• Gates to Invest 20 Billion Rupees in India in 3 Years
• ADB Approves Loan for China's Rural Renewable Energy Project
• Iraqi Lawmakers Vote Down UN Resolution 1441
• China, an Important Pole of the World: Zyuganov
• American Lecturer Shot Dead at Roadblock in Zimbabwe
• Saddam's Son Calls for Acceptance of UN Resolution
• Cuban Plane Forced to Land in Florida, US
• 10 Anti-govt Guerrillas Killed in Nepal
• Putin Calls Western Media for Unbiased Coverage of Developments in Chechnya
• Nigeria to Launch Satellite in 2003
• Deadly Storms Hits Several States of US
• US President Marks Veterans' Day with Vow on Iraqi Disarmament
• Chinese Envoy Significant to Mideast Peace: Jordanian FM
• Kim Dae-jung's Youngest Son Receives Suspended Sentence  
• Japan, US Hold Joint Military Drills
• Putin Leaves for Russia-EU Summit, Talks with German Chancellor
• Sweden Expels Russian Diplomats in Espionage Probe
• Iraqi Parliamentary Committee Says no to UN Resolution
• EU, Russia to Boost Cooperation in Fight Against Terrorism
• China to Cooperate with Arab Countries over Mideast Peace: Envoy 

• Party Congress Paves Cornerstones of Market Economy
• Well-off Society, a Realistic Objective for China

• Fossils of Pterodactyl Dinosaur Found in Northeast China
• Intel to Unveil Fastest-Ever Pentium 4 Chip
• China Boldly Going to New Frontiers in Space Travel
• Fuel Cell Buses to Appear in China in 2008

• China Names Squad for World Gymnastics Championships
• Shanghai Tennis Masters Cup Facts

• Xinjiang Creates Oases in the Desert
• China's Urbanization, 10 Percent Higher within 10 Years
• Public Broadcasters Should Set High Standard: HK Official