Thursday, November 21, 2002

• Chinese Military Ushers in Younger Leaders
• Chinese, Jamaican Premiers Exchange Greetings on Anniversary of Ties
• Parties to Co-operate with CPC for Nation's Xiaokang
• Health Care Reform Targets at 900m Rrural Residents
• CPPCC Standing Committee Holds Work-reviewing Meeting
• CPPCC Standing Committee Study, Discuss CPC Party Congress Guidelines
• CPC Congress Guidelines Conveyed Nationwide by Local Party Committees
• Foreign Leaders Hail Hu's Election as CPC Leader
• Shanghai to Have Most Underwater Tunnels by 2010
• Qinghai-Tibet Railway Earthquake Resistant: Experts
• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets Mauritanian FM
• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets US Congressman
• Chinese, Australian Law Experts Discuss Alternative Dispute Resolution
• China's Defense Minister Meets DPRK Guests 
• Jiang's Speech for Exhibition on Richard Nixon's 1972 China Visit  
• Copies of Jiang's Report at Party Congress Selling Well

• 16th World Congress of Accountants Ends in HK
• Certain Accountants to Face Regulatory Control Post-Enron: IFAC
• Official: China Confident of Bid for World Expo 2010
• China Basically Establishes Public Finance System
• Chinese Economy Shows Rapid Growth This Year
• Towa Starts Operation in Shanghai
• Healthy Growth Forecast for China's IT Industry
• China Applies Safeguard Measures to Five Imported Steel Products
• Sino-German Joint Logistics Company Underway in Beijing
• China Mobile Named Best Investor Relations Company for 2002
• China Oilfield Closes 12.5 Percent Higher on its Debut
• CSRC Committed to Enhancing Corporate Governance
• HK Official Briefs Premier Zhu on HK's Logistic Developments
• Chinese Offshore Oilfield Company Goes Public in HK
• China's Accounting Business to be More Open: Official
• Chinese Official Urges to Enhance Accounting Professional Ethics
• CIMA Eyes China Market for Expanding Membership

• Iran not to Allow Use of Its Territorial Waters for War
• NATO Invites Seven Candidate Countries for Membership
• China-Africa Forum Plays Major Role in Upgrading Relations
• Pakistan's Musharraf to Transfer Power in 1-2 Days
• At Least 10 Killed in Jerusalem Bus Explosion  
• Explosion in Ecuador Kills 5, Injures 300
• Boeing to Cut 5,000 More Jobs Next Year
• Netanyahu Says He Might Not Join Sharon Government After Elections
• Australia to Withdraw Troops from Afghanistan
• Israeli Fighters Fly over Lebanese Airspace
• 40 Children Injured in Road Collision in Johannesburg
• Congo Peace Talks Settle Most Problems in S. Africa
• NATO Decides to Stay in Macedonia for Next 6 Months
• Iran's Vice President Calls for Revocation of Blasphemy Case
• Widespread Gun Violence Plagues Los Angeles
• France Coldshoulders US Plan on Military Coalition Against Iraq
• NATO Chief: Alliance will Support US Action on Iraq
• Arafat Says Ready to Negotiate with Mitzna
• Britain Receives US Request for Military Campaign on Iraq
• NLL - Controversial Sea Border Between S.Korea, DPRK
• S.Korea, DPRK Agree on Joint Survey in Demilitarized Zone

• Differences between US and NATO Widen: Opinion
• A 'Xiaokang' Society Means Not Merely Money
• 10th Anniversary of '92 Consensus' Commemorated

• China Urged Prevention against Respiratory "Killer"
• China Develops New 32-bit Micro Processor -'Shenwei I'
• Experimental Vaccine Appears to Prevent Cervical Cancer
• Two Supermassive Black Holes Located in Same Galaxy
• Hi-Tech Park Fueling China-Ukraine Cooperation
• China's Top Awards for Historical Research Favor Economic Works
• China-US Nanotech Center Launched in Beijing
• Chinese Universities to Enroll More Foreign Students

• Haan Eyes Job as Coach of China National Soccer Team
• China, DPRK Split Nine Golds on Day 2 in Weightlifting Worlds
• Chinese Li Grabs Women's 53kg Jerk Gold, Break World Record 
• Chinese Le Takes Men's 62kg Snatch Gold with Bodyweight Advantage 
• Chinese Sweeps Women's 58kg Golds at Weightlifting Worlds  

• Ben Affleck Named People's 'Sexiest Man Alive'
• Large-scale Afforestation Project Kicks off in NW China
• China to Close Scenic Spot to Protect World Heritage Site
• China's Boat-building Dates Back 7,500 Years: Archaeologists
• East China Province Completes 1,000 km of Expressway
• Macao SAR Gov't to Help Disadvantaged People: Chief Executive
• Tibet Attracts More Inland China Tourists
• China Aims to be World's Leading Tourist Destination
• China, ROK to Cooperate on Films, TV Plays
• Kongfu Stamps Issued to Mark 10th Anniversary of China-ROK Ties
• Expo on Richard Nixon's China Visit Opens in Beijing