Monday, November 25, 2002

• Party Members Urged to Study Spirit of 16th Party Congress
• Russian President Putin to Visit China from Dec. 1 to 3
• PLA Garrison Troops in HK Conduct Annual Rotation
• Chinese Police Crack Major Cross-border Drug-related Case
• List of 10th NPC HKSAR Deputy Candidates Announced
• Over Half of Village Committee Elections are Completed  
• Zhangzhou Becomes Testing Ground for Taiwan Sea Link
• Burning Tanker under Close Watch in South China Sea
• Famous Naturalist Speaks on Environmentalism in China
• Two 'Ministers' Resign after Largest Protest in Taiwan 
• Guangdong to Build 139.8-km Express Railway to Zhuhai
• Oil Tanker Collision Produces Spill in Bohai Sea
• Non-Communist Parties Study Guidelines from CPC Congress
• China's 1st Transoceanic Train Ferryboat Reaches Destination 
• Expressway under Construction in Hubei Province
• American Destroyer Visits Eastern Chinese Seaport City 
• Vice Premier Wen Stresses Economic Growth, People's Interests 

• Home Loan Market Booming in China
• Home Buyers Benefit from Commercial Housing Insurance
• Macao Makes Initial Plan for Light Rail
• High-tech Industry Propels China's Economic Growth
• China Needs World Expo and World Expo Needs China
• China Putian Plans US$600m Industrial Park in Shanghai
• East Asian Free Trade Key to Future
• Garment Industry Gaining Worldwide Fame in Ancient S. China Town
• Guangzhou Aims to Double Per capita GDP by 2010

• China to Further Expanding Cooperation with African Countries: Official
• CPC Official Meets Thai Political Party Leaders
• Retired Army Colonel Elected President of Ecuador
• China-Africa Cooperation Forum SOM opens in Addis Ababa
• S.Korea, DPRK Not to Resume Mines Clearance in DMZ
• Japan Gives up Talks on Ties with DPRK
• DPRK Adopts Law on Mt. Kumgang Tourist Zone
• Flu Virus Hits South Korea
• 12 Killed, 50 Injured in Jammu Temple Attack
• Roh Moo-hyun Wins Unified Candidate for S.Korean Presidential Election
• US Trying to Weaken Iran by Attacking Iraq: Military Official
• 30 Killed in India Bus Crash
• Tanaka Sent to China for Unofficial Talks with DPRK
• US Shuttle Endeavour Blasts off with New Crew to Space Station
• Peaceful Transfer of Power in Pakistan Takes Place
• Interview: Peres Prefers Lonesome Dove than Collective Hawk
• Agreement Reached to End Labor Dispute in US Western Ports
• Austria Kicks off Election for New Parliament
• Death Toll Rises to over 200 in Riots in Nigeria
• Terrorists Storm Temple in Jammu
• Petrol Bombs Thrown at Mosque in Germany
• Curfew Imposed in Jordan's Maan After Fresh Gunfight
• SCO Foreign Ministers Meeting Issues Communique

• Capital Flow Direction: 'Barometer' of World Economic Operation
• Chinese Government Fully Supports Shanghai's Bid for World Expo 2010

• Wang Bomin, Fine Art Historian, Honored

• Applicants for Beijing Olympic Committee Take Tests
• Women's Weightlifting Worlds: Stars Shine, China Dominates
• Shanghai Beats Beijing to Win China's Female-Soccer Championship

• Internatioanl Driver's Licensing Questioned in Shanghai
• Bus Accident Kills 7 in SW Province
• Female HIV Carrier Leaves Home for Wedding in Beijing
• Chief Secretary Launches HK Tourism Promotion in Tokyo