Thursday, November 28, 2002

• Defense Minister: Chinese Military Willing to Contribute to World Peace
• China to Deal with Yang Bin Case According to Law
• Marriage, Innate Right to AIDS Patients: Heath Official
• Senior CPC Official Meets Sri Lankan Guests  
• Food Poisoning Claims Less Lives This Year in China
• Taipei Expected to Respond to CPC's Stand on Taiwan
• China's Top Legislator Meets Finnish President
• Top Chinese Legislator Meets Australian Guests
• Chinese Top Legislator Meets Japanese Delegation
• Premier Zhu Meets Finnish President, Business People 
• PLA General Holds Talks with Namibian Counterpart
• Finnish President Receives Honorary Degree in China
• New Leadership Working in Good Order: Hu Jintao 
• Vice-premier Qian Meets Overseas Chinese Delegates
• Farewell Ceremony Held for Late Living Buddha

• Taiwan's Third Largest Bank Opens Mainland Representative Office
• China Holds Forum to Discuss Changes since WTO Entry
• China Cracks down on Illegal Banking Practices
• World Paper Giant to Move Asia-Pacific Headquarters to Shanghai
• Strong Growth Predicted for China's Information Industry Through 2005
• Official Stresses Economic Cooperation with Poland
• Construction of Airport Road to World Heritage Site Underway
• China's Manufacturing Sector Ranks Fourth in the World
• China's Advertising Expenditure Hits US$ 4bn in Q3 2002
• No Contaminated Powered Infant Formula on Sale in China
• Personal Gold Investment in China Soon to Be Relaxed
• China Performs Well since WTO Entry: Trade Official
• Shanghai, Where the World Comes Together
• China's Insurance Giant Unveils Presence in Hong Kong
• China Regulates Forex Businesses
• Taxation Reform Benefits Chinese Farmers
• China's Unofficial Chamber of Commerce Lives up to Name

• Two Suspects Arrested After Hotel Bombing in Kenya
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets Slovak President
• 140 Su-30 MKI Fighters to be Manufactured in India
• Hotel Blast Kills 11, Israeli Plane Escapes Missiles
• S.Korea Successfully Launches Liquid-fueled Rocket
• Broad Vistas for Russian-Chinese Cooperation: Interview
• Polls: Sharon Is Front-runner to Lead Likud
• Fed Report Says US Economy Growing Slowly
• Fighting AIDS, Hard Job for Africa
• DPRK, S. Korea to Resume Mines Clearance in DMZ
• Germany Limits Support for an Iraq War: Chancellor
• Eiffel Tower to Celebrate 200 Millionth Visitor
• Wall Street Stocks Surge on Positive Economic News
• US Thanksgiving Holiday Travelers Out in Force
• 364 Foreign Tourists Killed on South African Roads in the Year Ending March
• Bush Names Kissinger to Lead Independent Sept. 11 Probe
• Italian Hijacker Detained in Lyon, "Apparently Unbalanced": Official
• Security Council Authorizes Extension of International Force in Afghanistan
• EU Signs Readmission Agreement with Hong Kong
• US Sees Historic Opportunity for Cyprus Solution: Powell
• Turkey to Revise Constitution for Joining EU
• Chinese Vice-Premier Li Lanqing Meets Slovakian PM

• Mainland Experts Size up CPC Policy Towards Taiwan
• China-Russian Relations Remain Better Than Russian-US Ties

• China's Missile Design Institute Marks 45th Anniversary
• Celebrities Donate for Education of Poor Children in W. China

• Tyson Says He Is Ready to Go back in the Ring

• China to Put 200 Million into Performing Arts
• China Sees 287,000 Suicides/Year: Survey
• WWF Kicks off Environmental Protection Project on Island near Shanghai
• Seven Miners Trapped Underground in Coal Mine Explosion
• Health Foundation Aims to Aid Blind Chinese
• Coastal City Protects Uninhabited Isles