Friday, November 22, 2002

• Implementing Basic Law Article 23 Necessary: Spokesman
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Former US Defense Secretary
• China Strongly Condemns Jerusalem Suicide Bombing
• CPC Elects a Young, Competent Team of Leaders: Jiang
• Why China Asks Japan to Recall its Military Attache?
• Homemade Medicine Ready for AIDS "Cocktail Therapy"
• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets US Guests
• Chinese Foreign Minister Leaves for Three European Nations
• Jiang Zemin Accepts Credentials from Three New Ambassadors
• Taiwan Authorities' Refusal Dashes Direct Charter Hopes
• More Foreign Leaders Hail Hu on Election as CPC Leader
• Reverent Tibetan Living Buddha Passes Away
• Foreign Leaders Hail Jiang's Re-election as Chairman of the CPC Central Military Commission
• PLA Official Meets Spanish, Croatian Guests
• Chinese, Ethiopian Defense Ministers Hold Talks
• Chinese FM, US Secretary of State Talk over Phone
• Macao Supports Construction of HK-Macao-Zhuhai Bridge
• Sino-US Military Exchange Promote Bilateral Ties
• China's Human Rights to be Better Protected: Experts
• China's First Cross-strait Train Ferry Put to Test

• Major US IT Company to Set up China Offices: Interview
• China Sets no Timetable for QDII, CDR: CSRC Chairman
• Internet Must Play Larger Role in China: Expert
• Solution of Employment Problem, Still a Long Way to Go
• Growing Numbers of International Hotel Chains Opening Shops in China
• Shanghai Foreign Banks to Reform Foreign Exchange Business
• China Unicom Purchases 9 Mainland Mobile Networks
• China's Securities Market to Gradually Open Wider: CSRC Chairman
• Chinese, Foreign Media Experts Urge Improved Financial News Coverage
• China Wary of Exotic Invaders
• China's Forex Deposits, Loans Continue to Grow
• World's Investors Turn Their Attention to China

• United Nations Official Killed in Jenin -Witnesses
• Bush to Reassure Putin NATO Expansion Poses no Threat to Russia
• At Least 100 Killed in Riots in Northern Nigeria
• Israeli Army Besieges Bethlehem Church
• Israeli Army Storms Village in Southern Gaza Strip
• Al-Qaida's Gulf Chief Caught: US Officials
• Efforts for Mideast Peace to Continue: China's Envoy
• Bali Bombing Mastermind Imam Samudra Arrested
• Chechnya is Russia's Internal Affair: Bush
• Russia to Transfer Armed Forces to Contract Basis in 2004-2007
• Sri Lanka Govt, Tamil Rebels Hold Talks
• Intn'l Support for Peace in Sri Lanka to Highlight Oslo Meeting

• CPC Piloting Orderly Top Personnel Changes Successful

• Japan Gives 280 Mn Yen for Chinese Cultural Heritage Project
• "Nature" Carries Article on China's Rice Chromosome Sequencing 

• Yao Scores Season-high Points, Mavericks Streak Continues  
• China Sweeps 5 Golds, Greek Breaks World Record on 3rd Day of Worlds
• Chinese Male Gymnast Shine at Apparatus Qualifying
• Chinese Lifters Take Men's 69kg Gold, Silver at Weightlifting Worlds 
• China Sweeps Men's 69kg Snatch, Jerk, Total Golds
• Chinese Liu Grabs Snatch Gold in Women's 63kg Category

• Ancient Cities to Re-emerge in Xinjiang
• China's First Cross-strait Train Ferry put to Test
• Better Transport for 2008 Olympics
• Leisurely Strolling down Age-Old Lane
• Reverent Tibetan Living Buddha Passes away
• Chinese Entrepreneurs Exhibit Their Artistic Side in Beijing