Friday, November 29, 2002

• China's First Young Volunteer Group Returns from Laos
• PLA National Defense University Party Leaves for US
• Booklet Published to Mark Putin's China Visit
• US Navy Ships Make Port Call to Hong Kong
• State Council Passes Draft Law on Prevention & Control of Radioactive Pollution
• Suspect Held for Kindergarten Poison Attack in S. China

• Consumer Procurement Fair Staged in S. China
• Liaoning Province Registers Double-digit Export Growth
• China's Largest Coke Company Set up
• State Councilor Leaves Beijing for BIE General Assembly
• Commercial Banks Ordered to Clean up Performance
• China Railcom to Cut 40,000 Staff in 4 Years
• New Policies for China's Auto Industry to be Launched
• China Issues New Rule to Govern Foreign Investors
• China Confirms Range of Steel under Anti-dumping Investigation
• China Reports Significant Progress in Logistics since WTO Entry

• Sharon Wins Likud Primary Election: Final Result
• German Chancellor Schroeder Meets Chinese FM 
• Coalition Warplanes Bomb Iraqi Air-defense Sites
• Russia Successfully Launches Two Satellites
• Israel's Sharon Wins Likud Race: TV Polls 
• US President Deplores Attacks on Israeli Hotel in Kenya
• Drought Affects 587,000 People in Mozambique: Minister
• Chinese Vice-Premier Li Lanqing Arrives in Paris
• 16 Killed in Kenya Bombing, Al-Qaeda Link Hinted
• Russia-China Cooperation Key for World Peace, Security: Ivanov

• Farmers Need Money to Run for "Xiaokang"
• NATO's New Role: Commentary
• Tax System Needs Adjustments to Boost Wealth: Researcher

• China Scored a Major Breakthrough in Photo-disc Technology
• China, Brazil Agree to Continue Aerospace Cooperation
• China Pinpointing Geological Hazards, Its Fiercest Killer
• Chinese Colleges Offer Legal Aid Service

• Chinese Ore, Precious Stones to be Exhibited in Germany
• Show in Chengdu Remembers China's Schindler
• Residential Fire Kills 8 in East China City