Thursday, November 14, 2002

• China Welcomes Iraq's Acceptance of UN Resolution
• Chinese FM to Visit Russia, Spain and Germany
• Full Text of Resolution on CCDI Work Report
• China-Africa Cooperation Forum to be Held in Ethiopia
• List of Alternate Members of 16th CPC Central Committee
• Full Text of Resolution on CPC Central Committee Report
• Full Text of Resolution on Amendment to CPC Constitution
• List of Members of CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection
• List of Members of the 16th CPC Central Committee
• China's 21st Century Oil Strategy Outlined
• New Faces Make Up Over Half of 16th CPC Central Committee
• Amendment to CPC Constitution Approved
• Jiang Zemin Wins Respect for Absence in New Party Central Committee  
• Party Congress Concluded, New Central Committee Elected 
• CPC Congress Closes with New Central Committee Elected  
• 'Taiwan Independence' Intolerable: Army Delegates
• Taiwan Authorities Reject Direct Charter Flights
• Foreign Trade Minister Rallies for 'Three Links'
• CPC Delegates Pledge to Create New Situation in Diplomacy
• China Cleans up World's Oldest Irrigation Scheme  
• More Foreign Parties Congratulate CPC on National Congress

• China's Presence in WTO Benefits Developing Countries: Official
• Grain for Green Project Boosts Farmer Incomes
• China's CPI Drops in October
• China's Guangdong Expects Record Exports in 2002
• First Sino-German JV Travel Agency to be Established
• China Emerges as Biggest Export Market of S. Korea
• Tung Vows to Restore Confidence in Property Market
• Continued Rapid Growth Predicted for China's Tourism Industry

• Over 40 Chinese and Filipino Fishermen Missing in Philippines
• US Military Conducts Exercise Despite Japanese Protests
• US Congress Approves 393-billion-dollar Defense Bill
• Japan Not to Issue Visa for Lee Teng-hui's Visit
• Chechen Prime Minister Appointed
• 200 Feared Dead in Bangladesh Storm
• Britain's Firefighters Walk out in Nationwide Strike
• China Emerges as Biggest Export Market of S. Korea
• We Share in China's Future: New Zealand PM
• US War Plan for Iraq Calls for up to 80,000 Ground Forces
• 10 Killed, 11 Injured in India-controlled Kashmir
• UN Welcomes Iraq's Acceptance of UN Disarmament Resolution
• Iraq Highlights Independence, Lift of Sanctions in Acceptance Letter
• Russia Calls for Comprehensive Settlement of Iraqi Issue
• Greenspan Believes US Economy "to Start Accelerating"
• China's Mideast Envoy Meets Arafat in Ramallah  
• Iraq Accepts UN Disarmament Resolution

• Let There Be Further Release of Productive Forces

• 90,000 Beijing College Students Join CPC in 13 Years
• CUHK, HEC to Offer Cooperative MBA Program
• Over 100bn Yuan Invested in Scientific R&D
• Encyclopedia on Tibetan Medicine Published

• Top Three Players Lose at Shanghai Masters Cup
• Costa Collects First Victory as Safin Washed out of Shanghai Tennis Masters Cup 
• Moya Continues Winning Streak at Shanghai Tennis Masters Cup

• China Builds First Wetland Museum at Yellow River Delta
• China's Largest Ski Center Opens to Skiers