Wednesday, November 27, 2002

• Taiwan Issue must be Resolved under One-China Principle: Spokesman
• Chinese Premier Meets Japanese Guests
• President Jiang Meets UN Under-secretary
• China Gives High Priority to Humanitarian Issues: Jiang
• Massive Water Diversion Project to Ease Water Shortage in North China
• Yang Bin Arrested on Charges of Business Crimes
• President Jiang Looks Forward to Meeting with Putin 
• CPC Vows to Strike Harder against Corruption
• S. Korean Airport has Responsibility for Air Disaster: Investigator
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets Chilean Vice FM
• Lebanon Hails China's Political and Military Support
• Chinese, Burundian Defense Ministers Hold Talks
• First China-based Official UN Organization Unveiled 
• Chinese, Finnish Presidents Agree to Tap Potential 
• Centenary of Late Military Leader Marked  

• Russia to Export Oil by Way of China's Daqing: Report
• Anti-dumping Tariffs Imposed on Coated Art Paper from US, S. Korea and Japan
• Price Regulations on Economy Housing to Take Effect
• China-Laos Economic Cooperation Enjoys Opportunities: Official
• China's Economic Performance Continues to Improve
• Chinese, Swedish Trade Ministers Hold Talks
• Globalization Exerts Pressure on Chinese Policy-makers
• China's Shipbuilding Giant Consolidates Bases

• Singaporean PM on China-US Relations
• Bush Apologizes for S. Korean Deaths
• Inter-Korean Defense Ministers Meeting Called off
• UN Arms Inspectors Concludes First Site Inspection
• DPRK to Set up Kaesong Industrial Zone
• Presidential Campaign Starts Officially Today in S. Korea
• US Asks 50 Countries for Help in Event of War with Iraq
• Ukrainian President Appoints Top Ministers for New Government
• Canadian PM's Aide Resigns over 'Moron' Controversy
• Doctor Claims Cloned Baby to be Born in January
• Chinese Foreign Minister Meets Spanish Prime Minister
• S. Korean Airport Has Responsibility for Air China Crash: Official
• Shanghai, Best Choice to Host World Expo 2010: Chinese Ambassador
• Chinese Vice-Premier Li Lanqing Meets Croatian President
• UN Says 5 Million People to Be Infected with HIV in 2002
• Pakistan Desires to Improve Relations with India: FM
• Nationwide Strike Challenges French Government's Reform
• Putin Vows to Raise Military Wages
• Russia, Jordan Leaders Discuss Iraq, Middle East Issues
• Canadian National Railway to Cut More Than 1,100 Jobs
• Fatah, Hamas to Resume Talks after Ramadan

• China to Push SOE Reform with Bolder Measures
• Let the World Experience China's Enthusiasm and Charm

• Chinese Scientists One Step away from Cloning Giant Panda
• Illegal Education Agents in China Face Crackdown
• Cultural Heritage Preservation a Success in China
• China Achieves Success with Gutta-Percha Tree Breeding
• Dell Unveils Low-End Computer for Small Businesses

• China Shines, Result Slackluster in Men's Weightlifting Worlds

• Chinese Couples Decide a Man's Place is in the Kitchen
• China to Localize Production of AIDS Drugs
• China Says "No" to Domestic Violence
• Women's Shelter Opens in NE. China City