Tuesday, November 26, 2002

• China did not Resell Radar Systems to Iraq: Spokesman
• FM Spokesman on Putin's Upcoming China Visit
• Over 100,000 CPC Grass-roots Units Formed in Private Enterprises
• China's Biggest Snakehead Put on Trial 
• CPC to Further Participate in International Cooperation: Official
• Finnish President Arrives in Beijing for State Visit
• PLA Chief Meets Indian Guests
• Symposium Seeks Ways to Combat International Crimes
• US Court Sentences Taiwan Woman to 9 Years in Prison for Software Piracy
• Beijing to Build Three Major Transportation Systems
• China's Massive Cross-country Water Project Approved
• Oil Spill from Damaged Tanker under Control off Chinese Coast
• Indonesian, Kenyan Presidents Congratulate China's Hu
• CPC Thanks Greetings for National Congress, Jiang, Hu
• More Leaders Hail Jiang's Re-election as Military Commission Chief
• Chinese Premier Affirms Sustainable Development Strategy
• China Building Highway Network to Connect Ethnic Minority Areas
• Chinese Premier Meets Austrian Vice Chancellor 
• Chinese, Lebanese Defense Ministers Hold Talks

• Swiss Watchmaker Sees Good Prospect for China Market
• Beijing Promises Continued Support of Foreign Investment
• Official: Hong Kong, Business Hub for Pearl River Delta
• Experts Warn China's Urban Jobless to Hit Record 10mn
• China to Extend Airlines' Insurance Coverage
• US Amway Aiming for Ever-bigger Share in China
• China Builds First Global Standards Database for Farm Products
• Internet Business Faces Wonderful Opportunities in China: Minister
• BMW Cars to be Produced in China
• Bamboo Industry Flourishing in SW China City

• Two European Journalists Arrested in Bangladesh
• Meeting of 4 on Mideast Sttlement to be Held in Washington
• S. Korea, DPRK Conduct Separate Surveys in DMZ
• Kim Yong Nam Meets Chinese Delegation
• Striking Truckers Stall French Traffic
• Montenegro's President Resigns
• Rockets Slam Into Eastern Kabul
• Austria's Haider Rescinds Plan to Quit
• UN Extends Iraq "Oil-for-food" Deal for Nine Days
• Iran to Return US Pilots if Downed in Iraq War
• Putin Vetoes Both Chambers' Amendments to Media, Antiterrorism Laws
• Leader of Austria's Freedom Party Offers to Step Down
• Bush to Sign Legislation Allowing Guns in Airplane Cockpits
• First UN Group of Weapons Inspectors Arrive in Iraq
• AU Funds Cote d'Ivoire's Peace Talks
• 3 Killed, 15 Injured in Gunfight in Bangladesh
• Heavy Fighting Occurs in Central Africa: Report
• UN Security Council to Meet on "Oil-for-food" Extension
• Cyprus' Two Sides Agree to Take UN Plan as Negotiation Basis
• Chief UN Inspector Says Iraqi Inspections Going "So Far So Good"
• China Outlines Follow-up Actions of Cooperation with Africa
• Croatia Supports One-China Policy, Reunification of China 

• News Analysis: Will Oil Crisis Break out Once Again?

• China Rolls out Low Emission Bus
• Giant Panda Conceives out of Season: Research
• China Succeeds in Panda's Reproduction Hormone Coping
• US Semiconductor Maker to Produce Chips in China
• Hong Kong Graduate Students Urged to Take IELTS
• China's Internet Users Top 54 Million

• New York Has Good Chance for 2012 Olympic Games: Samaranch

• Road Accident Kills 11, Injures 12 in Eastern China
• Discovery of Ancient Brewery Dates China's Spirit-making Back 800 Years
• Beijing to Hold First Police Free Combat International
• 70 Children Hospitalized for Poisoning in Southeast China
• Mixed Reaction to Wedding of HIV Patient
• Largest Botanical Garden Takes Root in Northwest China
• Ba Jin Congratulated on His 99th Birthday