Wednesday, November 20, 2002

• China Committed to Peninsular Peace, Stability: President Jiang
• Jiang Accepts Credentials from Four New Ambassadors
• Chinese Army, Coastal Regions Uphold CPC Guidelines
• 98 Ministerial-levels Punished for Corruption in Five Years
• China Hopes Arms Inspection Works: FM Spokesman
• Premier Zhu Attends Grand Dinner Party in HK
• Tibetan Official Meets with Thai Police General
• Premier Zhu Speaks Highly of HKSAR Gov't Operation
• Chinese, Mauritanian Foreign Ministers Hold Talks
• Chinese Premier Zhu Meets Macao's Chief Executive
• Chinese Vice Premier Meets DPRK Education Minister
• Nauru Committed to Nauru-China Ties: Acting President

• Macao'e Economy Tipped to Expand 4 Percent Next Year: Chief Executive
• Foreign Banks Get RMB Go-ahead in More Chinese Cities
• Official Expatiates on China's Macro Control-regulation Goals
• Model Dairy Zone to be Built in Central China
• China Mobile Signs International Roaming with AT&T
• China's FDI Gains not at ASEAN's Expense: Report
• Prime-time Advertising Auction Mirrors Robust Economy
• Steve Forbes: China's Economy Strong, Reforms Needed
• Zhejiang Takes Measures to Strengthen its Private Sector
• China's Top Securities Regulator Stresses Protection of Investors' Interests

• NATO to Achieve Strategic Transformation at Prague Summit
• Two Koreas to Conduct Land Surveys for Rail Link
• DPRK's Patrol Boat Retreats After Drawing Warning Shots
• Portugal Takes Anti-pollution Measures After Tanker Sinks
• Blix Says Most Inspections in Iraq Will Be No-notice
• US Senate Approves Establishment of Homeland Security Department
• Greece Signs Up for Talks on Cyprus Peace Plan
• Chief U.N. Inspectors Leave Iraq
• Oil Tanker Sinks off Spanish Coast
• 28 Rebels Killed by Army in Northern Uganda
• Moscow Says Iraqi Violation of Latest UN Resolution Groundless
• Israeli Troops Kill Five Palestinians in Tulkarem
• Iraq to Meet Dec. 8 Deadline for Reporting Arms Programs
• Poll Shows Mitzna Defeats Ben Eliezer in Israel's Labor Primary
• Cote d' Ivoire to Hold Referendum on Constitution
• US President Urges NATO to Help Disarm Iraq

• Sino-US Relations Improve Despite Neo-realism
• Cross-Straits Dialogue Inevitable: Outlook Weekly
• UN Arms Inspectors Face Tricky Task in Iraq: Analysis

• Advanced Real-time Simulation Computer Passes Appraisal in Central China
• Chinese Scientists Sail on Antarctic Expedition
• Qinshan Heavy-water Nuclear Power Station Starts Operation
• Great Wall Section at Jiumenkou Now 1st UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site

• Yao Ming Begins to Break out of His Shell
• China Sweep Gold Medals on First Day of Weightlifting Worlds
• Chinese Wu Takes Men's 56kg Jerk, Total Golds 
• Chinese Wang Collects First 3 Golds at Weightlifting Worlds 
• Ferrari Chairman to Be Autocar's "Man of the Year"

• Asia Plans Platform for Regional Tourism Cooperation
• Long-lost Shoulder Drama Reappears in E. China Province
• Bo'ao Forum for Asia-- Tourism Conference Adopts Guilin Declaration
• China to Work With Other Asian Countries on New Tourism Ventures
• US Donation Aims to Help Poor Chinese Women Prosper