Tuesday, November 19, 2002

• China Hails Positive Results of Envoy's Middle East Talks
• Premier Zhu Meets Int'l Advisers for HK Chief Executive
• CPPCC Chairman Meets Ukrainian President
• NPC Chairman Meets Ukrainian President
• HK Successfully Implements "One Country, Two Systems": Tung
• China to Become Main Force in E-Commerce Development in Asia-Pacific Region
• "Made-in-China" Arrests World Attention
• Central Government to Fully Back HK's Development: Premier Zhu 
• MOLSS Publishes Standards of 11 Professions in Vogue
• Explanations on Amendment to CPC Constitution
• Wu Guanzheng Urges Redoubling of Anti-corruption Efforts
• Chinese, Ukrainian Presidents Sign Joint Declaration
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Ukrainian President
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets Afghan Foreign Minister
• CPPCC Standing Committee Holds 19th Meeting
• China to Step Up Safety Inspection in Workplace
• President Jiang Holds Talks with Ukrainian President  

• China's Largest TV Tube Plant up and Running
• China's Financial Deficit Under the International-Recognized Safety Line
• China to Accelerate Building of Public Finance System
• Central Bank Cuts Petty Forex Deposit Interest Rate
• China Sees New Surge of Auto Production
• China Has Achieved Remarkable Economic Success: Premier
• China Attaches Great Importance to Accounting Profession Development: Zhu 
• China's Accounting Sector Scores Glorious Achievement: Minister
• 16th World Congress of Accountants Opens in HK
• Macao's Tourism Business Sees Double-digit Growth
• Manzhouli -- China's Top Inland Port of Entry
• International Chain Giants to Debut in Beijing
• Fixed Asset Investment in First 10 Months Rises by 23%
• Chinese Firms Urged to Increase Communication with World Capital Market 
• China's Capital Investment Records Strong Growth 
• Chinese Textile, Clothing Sector Forms Business Association
• China to Expand Its Helicopter Manufacturing Industry
• China's Modernization Drive Expands World Accounting Business
• HK to Enhance Its Role as China's Gateway to World
• First Auction of Coal Mine Exploitation Rights Successful

• Ancient Documents, Coins Discovered Near Dead Sea
• Russia Expresses Concern over DPRK's Claims on Nuclear Arms
• DPRK Clarifies Statement on A-Bomb
• Japan to Send Envoys to 6 Countries Near Iraq
• 14 Killed, 17 Injured in South Indian Bus Blast
• Bush to Visit Putin's Hometown of St. Petersburg
• Landmine Explodes in India, 20 Dead
• Nepali King Nominates New Cabinet Members
• Campaign for Kenya's Presidency to Officially Start
• Turkey Forms New Cabinet
• US Intelligence: Bin Laden Audiotape Real
• US Continues Diplomatic, Military Preparations for War with Iraq
• Blix Says Talks with Iraqi Officials "Make Progress"
• Guinea-Bissau's New Cabinet Set up for Early Elections
• Iraq, US Wrangle over Violation of New UN Resolution
• EU Sets May Day 2004 as East Expansion Date

• Eight Opportunities before China Within Upcoming 20 Years

• China Takes Scientific Steps to Protect Rare Antelopes
• China's 'Ice City' to Build Snow-Melting Device
• International Students' Day Marked in Chinese School for the First Time
• TCDC Training Workshop on Small Hydropower Winds up
• No Longer Everest: Westerners Urged to Recognize Original Name of World's Highest Peak

• Liaoning Province Planting Trees to Preserve Environment
• NE Chinese Province Offers Foreigners Easier Access
• New Environmentally-Safe Drug to Kill Mice at Three Gorges
• Development of Tourism Must Be Sustainable: UNEP Official
• Chinese Tourism Standardization Effective: Official
• Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao Establish Cultural Collaboration
• Asian Travel Industry Forum Opens in China's Guilin